By Ranald Clarke

It’s 1937, and Germany is waking up to new preferences and beliefs.

For a communist couple in Leipzig, love is fading. Claudia (Jemma Mackle), is beginning to have second thoughts about her fiancé, Wolfgang (Evan Goodwin). But her mind is made up when she meets Jurgen (Ranald Clarke).

Sharing their newfound love for each other and the Nazi ideals, they are unprepared for the repercussions of their love.

Action packed and romantic, with a strong dose of humour, “Fatal Secret” is a must-see movie that is perfect for a first date or even a family evening.

What we meant to communicate

The villain of the film, communist Wolfgang, is made to look ridiculous and pathetic throughout the whole movie, a fair enough description of communists.

His Aryan fiancée, however, beautiful and quiet, realizes how deluded she has been when she meets a kindly and honest pure-bred Aryan Nazi. Their discreet friendship and Claudia’s reawakening as a true Nazi will strike the patriotic streak in all of us. The ending is unclear to make the audience audibly sympathize with our Nazi heroes and communicate their despair to their neighbors.