Nuremberg 2025
“Judgment is coming.”
What is Nuremberg?
Nuremberg is a 2025 American film that dramatizes the legal and moral dilemmas surrounding the post‑World War II trials of Nazi leaders. Written, co‑produced and directed by James Vanderbilt, the picture adapts Jack El‑Hai’s 2013 nonfiction work The Nazi and the Psych
- Type
- Film
- Year
- 2025
- Status
- Released
- Runtime
- 149 minutes
- Release date
- Nov 6, 2025
- Original language
- EN
- Origin
- United States of America, Hungary
- Studios
- Bluestone Entertainment, Walden Media, Filmsquad
- Budget
- $11,800,000
- Revenue
- $37,009,109
- Genres
- History, Drama
- Updated
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Overview
Nuremberg is a 2025 American film that dramatizes the legal and moral dilemmas surrounding the post‑World War II trials of Nazi leaders. Written, co‑produced and directed by James Vanderbilt, the picture adapts Jack El‑Hai’s 2013 nonfiction work The Nazi and the Psych
Should you watch it?
“An American psychiatrist faces a psychological battle against Hermann Göring in postwar Germany.”
- engaging intellectual conflict
- high-stakes historical setting
- heavy subject matter
Watch it if you enjoy historical dramas centered on psychological confrontations.
The film deals with serious themes regarding war crimes and historical figures.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the film about?
It follows an American psychiatrist evaluating Nazi prisoners for trial.
Who is the primary antagonist?
The psychiatrist faces Hermann Göring.
When is the film set?
The story takes place in postwar Germany.
What is the psychiatrist's goal?
He must determine if the prisoners are fit to stand trial for war crimes.
Is this based on history?
The film depicts events involving Nazi prisoners following the war.