Overview
- Written and directed by James Vanderbilt, the drama adapts Jack El‑Hai’s The Nazi and the Psychiatrist and centers on interviews between Hermann Göring and Army psychiatrist Douglas Kelley.
- The rollout begins Nov. 7 in the United States with base screenings in Germany and a U.K. opening on Nov. 14, while a German theatrical date has not been set.
- Critics widely single out Russell Crowe’s performance as Göring for awards consideration, even as overall reviews range from praise to reservations about the film’s polish and tone.
- Reviewers note the emphasis on a psychological duel over a straightforward courtroom piece, with Michael Shannon and Richard E. Grant anchoring key trial scenes.
- Production choices stressed authenticity, including a courtroom rebuilt from original plans and inclusion of real concentration‑camp footage, and outlets report no confirmed VOD or streaming window yet.