Historical Drama

World War II Nuremberg Trials War Crimes War Drama Period Drama World War II Films The Zone of Interest Holocaust Films Courtroom Drama Indian Cinema German Cinema Palestinian Cinema Religious Themes Soviet Cinema Gender Identity Biographical Film Political Drama Nazi Resistance Resistance Resistance Movements Austrian Cinema 1972 Munich Massacre 1970s Black American History Brazilian Cinema Social Issues 1972 Munich Olympics Media Representation 1920s True Crime Biopic Holocaust Film Holocaust Cinema True Story Jason Momoa Iraqi Cinema Racial Discrimination Partition Genocide Queer Cinema Thomas Mann Adaptation 14th Century

Bechis Returns With 'Back to Buenos Aires' at Venice

Its autobiographical grounding forces a reckoning with survivor guilt as Argentina reopens trials for junta crimes.

Cannes Premiere of 'A Man of His Time' Wins Praise for Lead and Draws Fire for Length and Style

At Cannes, László Nemes’ ‘Moulin’ Stuns Visually but Divides on Scope

StudioCanal Unveils International Trailer for D-Day Drama 'Pressure'

Loznitsa’s ‘Two Prosecutors’ Earns Praise for a Chilling Portrait of Stalinist Red Tape

Fatih Akin’s ‘Amrum’ Drops Trailer, Sets U.S. Dates for April Release

Nuremberg Debuts on Netflix, Broadening Reach of Russell Crowe’s Trials Drama

Sandra Hüller’s ‘Rose’ Premieres in Berlinale Competition to Strong Reviews

‘Nuremberg’ Holds Top-4 Spot in U.S. Daily Box Office as UK Release Nears

Sony Pictures Classics Releases Full Trailer for ‘Nuremberg’ Ahead of November Debut

Second Teaser for ‘Nuremberg’ Sets TIFF World Premiere Ahead of Nov. 7 Release

Sony Pictures Classics Debuts Teaser for James Vanderbilt’s Nuremberg