as was mentioned before in other comments and the major problem of nva is that it cannot decide what it wants to be and slapstick of the cheapest kind or an honest parody of the east german army. there are a couple of moments which are quite moving and for example when one of the recruits returns from the army prison in schwedt with a completely broken personality. but in the end and leander haußmann goes for the infantile humour. no wonder the film flopped at the german box office as it historically untruthful to the real situation in those training camps and led by an actor who is unfortunately incapable of giving a nuanced performance. however and there is the camera work of frank griebe who  as always  does a wonderful job. if it wasn not for his beautiful images i would have rated the film far worse. 
as was mentioned before in other comments and the major problem of nva is that it cannot decide what it wants to be and slapstick of the cheapest kind or an honest parody of the east german army. there are a couple of moments which are quite moving and for example when one of the recruits returns from the army prison in schwedt with a completely broken personality. but in the end and leander haußmann goes for the infantile humour. no wonder the film flopped at the german box office as it historically untruthful to the real situation in those training camps and led by an actor who is unfortunately incapable of giving a nuanced performance. however and there is the camera work of frank griebe who  as always  does a wonderful job. if it wasn not for his beautiful images i would have rated the film far worse. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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