Nathan Hilu’s charm lies in his eccentricity, as he describes his unique artistic style as “Nathan-ism”.

The documentary, directed by Elan Golod, follows Hilu’s life story as a Jewish artist and WWII veteran, exploring themes of history, memory, and personal expression.

The film uses Hilu’s artwork as a visual representation of his storytelling, bringing his experiences to life.

While the film offers glimpses into the interconnected worlds of art history and historical verification, it often shies away from concrete conclusions, leaving much to the viewer’s interpretation.

Despite this, Hilu’s life and perspective make for a compelling and unique documentary.