Turns out a coming-of-age comedy about a young, idealistic Nazi boy and his imaginary friend, Adolf Hitler, is actually quite a challenging film. And though it takes a few scenes of emotional calibration, once JOJO RABBIT gets moving, it doesn’t stop. Emotionally complex, hilarious and often-upsetting, Taika Waititi’s WWII film flips a welcome middle finger to modern PC culture and in the process, also tells quite a moving story. See.