Combat Girls

Marisa (Alina Levshin) is twenty, drinks hard, fights often, and wants to belong to a neo-Nazi crowd that blames foreigners, Jews and police for what has gone wrong in Germany. Her next tattoo is meant to be a portrait of Adolf Hitler, until she meets Rasul (Sayed Ahmad), a young Afghan refugee. David Wnendt follows the cracks that start in her certainty, showing how fragile a belief can be when it was never more than a rule handed down by the group.