Nuremberg

Set in postwar Germany, this historical drama follows Douglas Kelley, an American army psychiatrist tasked with evaluating the mental stability of captured Nazi officials to determine if they are fit to stand trial. The narrative focuses on the psychological struggle between Kelley and Hermann Göring, Hitler's former right-hand man. As Kelley attempts to analyze the nature of evil and gain Göring's trust, he engages in a manipulative battle of wits that threatens the integrity of the upcoming international tribunal.

Directed and written by James Vanderbilt, this is the second feature film he has directed following Truth. The movie stars Rami Malek as Kelley and Russell Crowe as Göring, with a supporting cast that includes Michael Shannon, Leo Woodall, John Slattery, and Richard E. Grant. A total of 64 actors are credited in the production.

Produced by Walden Media and other companies, the film had a budget of 12 million USD and earned 37 million USD at the worldwide box office, indicating a profitable return. On TMDB, the movie holds a rating of 7.6/10 based on 1,429 votes.