A resistance fighter. A journalist. Two stories. Who tells the better story?
1952: Felix Kersten, former masseur to Heinrich Himmler, hopes to win the Nobel Peace Prize. He claims to have used his relationship of trust with the Reichsführer SS to save the lives of thousands of prisoners in the concentration camps. But journalist Hedda thinks Kersten is a charlatan.
»A handsomely upholstered psychological thriller with more than a little contemporary resonance. I Is Another should spark heated debate about what constitutes a historical fact as well as the increasingly malleable nature of truth today«
»A compelling German suspense story. Distills the mystery around the attractive but clearly egomaniacal Kersten.«