The Man in the Glass Booth (1975)
Arthur Goldman, a wealthy Jewish businessman, enjoys a lavish lifestyle in a Manhattan high-rise, often engaging in irreverent banter with his assistant Charlie. Their dynamic takes a shocking turn when Israeli secret agents arrest Goldman, accusing him of being a Nazi war criminal. Transported to Israel for trial, he challenges his accusers to confront not only the charges against him but also their own moral complexities. As the courtroom drama unfolds, the lines between guilt, identity, and justice blur, leading to a tense exploration of the past and its haunting implications.
