A murderous dialogue among brothers as a German dissection lesson: shocking, unrelenting, profound. Norman's desperate love for his father Hans Frank, Hitler's General Governor in Poland who was executed in Nuremberg, haunts his brother Niklas. They grapple with the truth of feelings, the power of repression, and the question: How do I survive being the child of the "Butcher of Poland"? After writing books against his father and mother, Niklas Frank now presents a dark documentary chamber play about his alcoholic favorite brother, about himself, and about their relationship with their father. One defends him despite shame and pain, while the other despises and hates him. Niklas delves deeply into Norman's inner life and memories, tormenting him with family letters and documents he has collected throughout his life. Relentlessly, he dissects Norman's contradictions.