Anima

The film follows a reporter who is researching taxidermy and stumbles upon a peculiar elderly couple. He becomes increasingly convinced that they are ex-Nazis, largely due to their unusual puppet theater in the basement, which depicts scenes from the Nazi era through stuffed animals. This unique setup raises questions about memory, history, and the impact of past atrocities on present lives.

Anima features a varied cast including George Bartenieff, Bray Poor, and Geoffrey Cantor. Their performances contribute to the film's exploration of themes such as trauma and the complexity of human relationships in the shadow of history. The film's setting and narrative style are notable, as they blend elements of drama with a critical look at the legacy of the Third Reich.