Drama,Adventure,Science Fiction,Fantasy
United States of America
The Man Who Killed Hitler and Then the Bigfoot is a 2018 adventure drama film directed by Robert D. Krzykowski and starring Sam Elliott. The story centers on the character of Calvin Barr, an American war veteran who, in his youth, was recruited to assassinate Adolf Hitler during World War II. Many years after the war, Barr now lives a quiet life in a small town, haunted by his past and the ghosts of his fallen comrades.
However, when a government agent approaches him with a new task, he is forced back into action. The agent tells him that Bigfoot, a legendary creature rumored to possess a deadly virus that could wipe out humanity, is on the loose in Canada. Barr is the only man skilled and experienced enough to hunt down and kill the beast.
As the mission progresses, Barr confronts his own mortality and the long-reaching consequences of his past actions. He must also face the reality that perhaps some of the stories he has been told about Bigfoot are not based on myth, and that the creature may be more than just a monster.
The film is a unique blend of genres, with elements of action, drama, and sci-fi woven together to create a powerful and thought-provoking story. Elliott delivers a stellar performance as an aging hero who must come to terms with his own limitations and the weight of his actions. The film received critical acclaim for its style, performances, and emotional resonance, confirming it as a must-see for fans of unconventional cinema.
