In an alternate 1962, the Axis powers won World War II after assassinating President Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1933. Nazi Germany controls the eastern United States, while Imperial Japan rules the western states. A Neutral Zone separates the two empires. Juliana Crain, a young woman in San Francisco, receives a mysterious film from her dying sister. The film shows the Allies winning the war in 1947. Juliana becomes part of the resistance, determined to deliver the film to the underground in Colorado. She joins Joe Blake, an SS undercover agent, and Frank Frink, a Jewish craftsman. Together, they navigate a complex web of spies, double agents, and triple agents around SS leader Reinhard Heydrich, the aging Hitler, the Japanese secret police (Kempeitai), and the Japanese crown prince.

Title: The Man in the High Castle
Year: 2015–2019
Type: TV Series
Country: United States
Language: English
Creator: Frank Spotnitz (based on the 1962 novel by Philip K. Dick)
Executive Producers: Ridley Scott, David W. Zucker, Isa Dick Hackett, Wesley Strick, Daniel Percival, David Scarpa
Genre: Dystopian, Alternate History, Science Fiction, Thriller, Drama
Stars: Alexa Davalos (Juliana Crain), Rupert Evans (Frank Frink), Luke Kleintank (Joe Blake), DJ Qualls (Ed McCarthy), Joel de la Fuente (Inspector Kido), Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa (Nobusuke Tagomi), Rufus Sewell (Obergruppenführer John Smith), Chelah Horsdal (Helen Smith), Brennan Brown (Robert Childan), Bella Heathcote (Nicole Dörmer), Callum Keith Rennie (Gary Connell), Michael Gaston (Mark Sampson), Jason O’Mara (Wyatt Price), Frances Turner (Lem Washington), Lee Shorten (Sergeant Yoshida), Kenneth Tigar (Heinrich Himmler), Stephen Root (Hawthorne Abendsen), Carsten Norgaard (Reinhard Heydrich), Rick Worthy (Lemuel Washington), Max Carver (Thomas Smith), Gracyn Shinyei (Amy Smith), Cameron Managhan (Drew Smith), Wolf Muser (Adolf Hitler), Genea Charpentier (Jennifer Smith), Hannah Levien (Connie), Arnold Chun (Paul Kasoura), Ray Proscia (Dr. Adler), Michael Hogan (General Rudolph Wegener), Cara Mitsuko (Betty), Yuki Morimoto (Emperor Hirohito)