Think of this as a Swedish Schindler’s List but with less factory work and more high-stakes paperwork. It’s a solid, well-acted piece of history that manages to make a bureaucrat look like a total badass. It’s not exactly 'popcorn' entertainment, but it’s a great pick for a family movie night that actually leaves you with something to talk about.
It’s a Netflix original, so the production value is high, and while it’s a 2026 release, it feels like a classic historical thriller. If your kid is into history or social justice, this is a must-watch. If they just want to see things blow up, maybe skip it.



