National Theatre Live: Good (2023)

Against the backdrop of World War II, John Halder, a well-meaning and insightful German professor, becomes entangled in a political movement that spirals into unforeseen ramifications. Torn between his moral compass and societal pressures, he navigates a perilous path that challenges his beliefs and values. As the war intensifies, Halder's choices lead to haunting consequences, forcing him to confront the darkness within a seemingly civilized society. The narrative explores the complexities of human nature and the moral dilemmas faced in tumultuous times, highlighting the fragility of good intentions.