Overview
- James Vanderbilt's second feature arrives in theaters on Jan. 28, returning to the 1945 tribunal through behind-the-scenes encounters.
- Rami Malek portrays American psychiatrist Douglas Kelley evaluating Nazi leaders, with Russell Crowe as Hermann Göring.
- Reviews say the film injects fiction into the historical record to stage a tense psychological face-off.
- Performances are regarded as solid, though some critics note longueurs and a cautious directorial approach.
- Michael Shannon is cited in a supporting judge role, as coverage also recalls Nuremberg's pioneering use of filmed evidence.