Inside Nazi Germany, more than one faction wanted Hitler dead, and this film tracks the plots, near-misses, and failures across the war years. It covers the military officers who saw the war turning against Germany and the resistance cells who saw a moral catastrophe unfolding at home, each with their own timetable and method for removing him. Archival footage, wartime photographs, and historian interviews reconstruct bomb plots, planned shootings, and the logistics of getting close enough to a man surrounded by fanatically loyal guards. The film weighs why plan after plan collapsed, sometimes through luck, sometimes through betrayal, and traces how close the July 1944 conspirators actually came before their bomb failed to finish the job. It also asks what these repeated failures meant for the war's length and for Germany's postwar reckoning with who resisted and who did not. The result is a detailed account of conspiracy inside a totalitarian state, and of how difficult it proved to kill a man everyone around him claimed to serve.