Trump supporters will watch this and not understand the connection
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Directed by James Vanderbilt
An ensemble, bleak history.
In postwar Germany, an American psychiatrist must determine whether Nazi prisoners are fit to go on trial for war crimes, and finds himself in a complex battle of intellect and ethics with Hermann Göring, Hitler's right-hand man.
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Trump supporters will watch this and not understand the connection
This is a Holocaust movie from the writer of Sony Marvels Amazing Spider-Man and Independence Day Resurgence, and it feels like it. The protagonist, a military psychologist, is introduced as a leather clad, smart mouth womanizer with a magic gimmick. This is a character in a movie about the Nuremberg trials. The cast is also constantly Marvel quipping in a movie about the Nuremberg trials. I swear to god a general says to the Nazi high Command in a dramatic closeup “ladies and gentlemen, welcome to Nuremberg”. I commend the inclusion of the actual holocaust footage, but imagine if they included real footage from the holocaust in Michael Bays Pearl Harbour movie. There are a few great performances, Micheal Shannon is great during the trial, Russel Crowe is great, and the movie does pick up in the latter half, but god the Director just couldn’t help himself with the cheese. Every character has a sequence where they hurriedly run in from the pouring rain in the middle of the night to deliver a revelation, it happens 4 times, THATS CINEMA BABY.
and, in an entirely seated role, Russell Crowe
The film follows an American psychiatrist tasked with determining the mental fitness of high-ranking Nazi officials, including Hermann Göring, amidst the historic postwar war crimes trials.
The film was directed by James Vanderbilt, a filmmaker known for writing Zodiac, and was released in 2025.
While the film generated significant industry buzz during its release, it did not secure major competitive accolades like the Palme d'Or or Academy Awards for Best Picture.