Arthur Goldman, a wealthy Jewish businessman living in New York City, leads an extravagant and seemingly untouchable life. Beneath his eccentric exterior, Goldman is haunted by memories of the Holocaust. However, his life takes a dramatic turn when he is suddenly abducted by Israeli Mossad agents and put on trial in Israel, accused of being a notorious Nazi war criminal named Adolf Dorf, responsible for the deaths of countless Jews during World War II. The trial garners significant media attention, thrusting Goldman into the international spotlight as he vehemently denies the charges against him.

As the trial progresses, the court delves into Goldman's past, examining evidence and testimonies that call into question his true identity. The proceedings become a psychological duel between Goldman and his accusers, plunging deeper into themes of identity, guilt, and redemption. The mounting tension keeps both the characters and the audience questioning the nature of truth and justice.