Overview
- Nuremberg is now showing in UK cinemas, following festival buzz and earlier U.S. release coverage.
- James Vanderbilt writes and directs the feature, adapting Jack El‑Hai’s 2013 book The Nazi and the Psychiatrist.
- The drama reframes the Nuremberg story around U.S. army psychiatrist Douglas Kelley’s interviews with Hermann Göring, emphasizing a psychological face‑off over courtroom procedure.
- Critics note the film’s polished style and moments of levity, alongside a stark sequence using authentic footage from liberated Nazi concentration camps.
- Early UK reviews diverge, with strong notices for Russell Crowe’s Göring and sharper criticism of Rami Malek’s Kelley, while outlets like Empire commend the overall execution.