Nuremberg

In the aftermath of World War II, Army psychiatrist Douglas Kelley is assigned to study imprisoned Nazi officials and determine whether they are fit to stand trial at the international tribunal in Nuremberg. As Kelley interviews the defendants, he becomes drawn into a dangerous psychological battle with Hermann Göring, Hitler’s former second-in-command. Their conversations expose unsettling insights into power, guilt, and responsibility, while chief prosecutor Robert Jackson prepares a historic case. The tone is intense and thoughtful, mixing courtroom drama with a slow-burning character study.