Amen.

(2002)

In the movie Amen. set during World War II, Kurt Gerstein, a sanitation engineer and family man, is assigned by the SS to lead the Institute for Hygiene in purifying water for the German Army. However, his role takes an unexpected turn when he is asked to participate in the termination of plagues in concentration camps. Witnessing the killing of Jews instead, Gerstein becomes determined to expose the genocide and save innocent Jewish families.

To carry out his mission, Gerstein decides to denounce the atrocities to the Pope, hoping that the Vatican will take action and bring the issue to the attention of the world. He finds an ally in the form of Riccardo Fontana, an idealistic Jesuit priest from a prominent Italian family. Fontana works tirelessly to act as a liaison between Gerstein and the Vatican's leaders, using his influence and connections to bring attention to the urgent matter.

Amen. tells a compelling and thought-provoking story that focuses on the moral dilemmas faced by individuals during one of the darkest times in history. It showcases the courage and determination of Gerstein and Fontana, who risk their own safety to fight for justice and expose the truth.

This film sheds light on the atrocities committed during the Holocaust and explores themes of responsibility, conscience, and the power of speaking out against injustice. Amen. is a powerful and impactful movie that raises important questions about the actions of individuals and institutions during times of crisis.