Made in Israel is an Israeli film directed by Ari Folman, which was released in theaters on September 27, 2001.

At the start of the film, two parallel stories unfold about two pairs of assassins sent by Hoffman, the son of a Holocaust survivor, to bring the last Nazi to Israel for a public trial, with a reward offered for his capture.

Against these two pairs, the police, as part of their duty, also seek to bring the last Nazi to trial and initially imprison him.

The entire film depicts a somewhat surreal situation, even in relation to the near future, in which the characters do not behave or speak like ordinary people.

It can even be seen as something apocalyptic because very few people are visible in the film, aside from the main characters, and there are no tools, vehicles, or buildings that match any time period in 21st-century Israel.