Story Structure — 5 Plot Phases
The Shopfront Encounter
A friendly chess game ends when a German enters the antique shop. Joseph recognizes him as a former SS officer connected to his family's murder.
Key Events
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Chess Game Begins — Joseph plays chess with his longtime police-friend, who loses the game. Characters: Joseph Katz / Karl Heinrich
Location: Joseph's antique shop
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A German Arrives — A German enters the shop while Joseph and his friend are present. Characters: Joseph Katz / Karl Heinrich
Location: Joseph's antique shop
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Past Recognition — Joseph recognizes the German as the former SS officer who massacred his family. Characters: Joseph Katz / Karl Heinrich
Location: Joseph's antique shop
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Birthmark Identified — The former officer identifies Joseph by a birthmark behind his left ear. Characters: Joseph Katz / Karl Heinrich
Location: Joseph's antique shop
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Fight In The Shop — Joseph and the former officer fight inside the antique shop. Characters: Joseph Katz / Karl Heinrich
Location: Joseph's antique shop
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Help Is Summoned — The German calls his accompanying men for assistance. Characters: Joseph Katz / Karl Heinrich
Location: Joseph's antique shop
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Joseph Draws A Pistol — Joseph produces a pistol as the struggle escalates. Characters: Joseph Katz / Karl Heinrich
Location: Joseph's antique shop
Violence And Arrest
The recognition triggers a fight, and Joseph shoots the former officer with a pistol. Police arrest Joseph, while the young inspector becomes responsible for transporting him.
Key Events
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Joseph Draws A Pistol — Joseph produces a pistol as the struggle escalates. Characters: Joseph Katz / Karl Heinrich
Location: Joseph's antique shop
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The Officer Is Shot — Joseph shoots the former SS officer in front of the young inspector. Characters: Joseph Katz / Karl Heinrich
Location: Joseph's antique shop
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Joseph Is Arrested — Police arrest Joseph after the shooting. Characters: Joseph Katz / Karl Heinrich
Location: Police custody
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Escort To The Station — The young inspector is responsible for taking Joseph to the police station. Characters: Joseph Katz / Karl Heinrich
Location: On the way to the police station
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A Forbidden Release — The inspector releases Joseph because he does not want him to face trial. Characters: Joseph Katz / Karl Heinrich
Location: On the way to the police station
The Failed Escape
The inspector releases Joseph rather than letting him face trial and plans to place him with his father before an Israeli departure. The former officer's associates find Joseph and force another escape.
Key Events
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A Proposed Escape — The inspector intends to entrust Joseph to his father, who is leaving for Israel. Characters: Joseph Katz / Karl Heinrich
Location: City streets
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Pursuers Find The Shop — The former officer's associates locate Joseph at the inspector's father's shop. Characters: Joseph Katz / Karl Heinrich
Location: The inspector's father's shop
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Joseph Escapes Again — Joseph manages to escape when the pursuers find him. Characters: Joseph Katz / Karl Heinrich
Location: The inspector's father's shop
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A Body Is Found — Joseph is found dead later that evening. Characters: Joseph Katz / Karl Heinrich
Location: Near the antique shop
Death Behind The Mask
Joseph is found dead after his shop explodes. The apparent Jewish survivor is revealed as an impostor who was actually an ex-Nazi.
Key Events
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Shop Explosion — The antique shop explodes, and the death is connected to the former officer's associates. Characters: Joseph Katz / Karl Heinrich
Location: Joseph's antique shop
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The Identity Reversal — The apparent Joseph is revealed to be an impostor who assumed a Jewish survivor's identity. Characters: Joseph Katz / Karl Heinrich
Location: Various locations
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Ritual Knowledge Exposed — The impostor's knowledge of Jewish rites and Yiddish is shown to have concealed his true identity. Characters: Joseph Katz / Karl Heinrich
Location: Various locations
The Unspoken Kaddish
The inspector uncovers the impostor's concealed past and the political history surrounding the former officer. The Kaddish is rejected because the dead man was a criminal ex-Nazi.
Key Events
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A Hidden Political Past — The former Nazi is revealed to have killed the officer, who had been working for the KGB and former East Germany. Characters: Joseph Katz / Karl Heinrich
Location: Various locations
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The Inspector Learns The Truth — After several incidents, the young inspector discovers the imposture. Characters: Joseph Katz / Karl Heinrich
Location: Various locations
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The Kaddish Is Denied — The Kaddish cannot appropriately be recited because the dead man was an ex-Nazi criminal. Characters: Joseph Katz / Karl Heinrich
Location: The place of mourning
In this French crime film, set during the time of the Gulf War, an elderly German tourist is murdered in Paris by junk dealer Joseph Katz (Pinkas Braun), a friend of Paris detective Sam Bellamy (singer Patrick Bruel). Romantically involved with the victim's daughter Emma Guter (Isabella Ferrari), Bellamy covers up the crime he witnessed. Joseph then mysteriously vanishes, and Bellamy heads for Berlin where the victim's possessions are auctioned. After Bellamy finds the source of the well-hidden traffic in art stolen by Nazis from French Jews, he discovers a Nazi war criminal is blackmailing past associates. Incorporating background from journalist Hector Feliciano's Lost Museum, the film is adapted from Guy Konopnicki's novel, Pas de Kaddish pour Sylberstein (No Kaddish for Sylberstein).