Psychiatrist Rami Malek Embarks on Challenging Case with Notorious Patient in Nuremberg Preview

In September, the highly anticipated film "Nuremberg" premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival. Directed by Peter Hyams, the film is set to hit theaters on November 7.

"Nuremberg" follows the story of Douglas Kelley, an American psychiatrist, played by Rami Malek, as he analyzes Nazi leader Hermann Goering, portrayed by Russell Crowe, before the Allies put him on trial. The film's cast also includes Michael Shannon and Richard E. Grant, all of whom have received awards and nominations for their performances.

The film is a historical drama that delves into the horrors of the Holocaust, joining the ranks of recent Academy Award-nominated films such as "The Zone Of Interest" and "The Brutalist". The teaser suggests that Goering will not be easily broken, and a dramatic psychological duel between Kelley and Goering unfolds. The stakes of this duel are presented as the fate of the Allies' efforts.

James Vanderbilt, the director of "Nuremberg", brings a wealth of experience to the project, with a lengthy resume of writing credits including "Zodiac", "The Amazing Spider-Man", and a few "Scream"s.

As the release date approaches, it seems that Sony Pictures Classics is positioning "Nuremberg" well for the Academy Awards, aiming to continue the pattern of Holocaust-themed films among the Best Picture nominees. The film's chief prosecutor, Robert H. Jackson, is portrayed as stating, "The world needs to know what these men did, so that it can never happen again."

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With "Nuremberg" set to hit theaters in just a few weeks, audiences are eagerly awaiting this historical drama that promises to delve into the darkest chapters of human history while providing a glimpse of hope for a better future.