US EditionNuremberg: the Last Judgment, the Film that Delves Into the Mind of Nazism
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Scheduled for release on February 26 in Argentina, Nuremberg: The Final Judgment reconstructs the days after the Nazi defeat and the judicial process that put the regime's main leaders on the bench. Read more
With Nuremberg, James Vanderbilt chooses a narrow angle to approach an immense event, as he abandons the court conceived as a choir fresco and prefers to him the pre-trial, the psychiatric lock then the place where history is also made in closed rooms, at the rhythm of tests, silences and survival strategies. The idea is strong, since it is a matter of making the trial not only a matter of law, but also an experience of gaze, a terrible learning…
Long after Judgment at Nuremberg, the first American fiction film produced and directed by Stanley Kramer in 1961, the latest American version of the greatest trial of the 20th century is now showing: Nuremberg by James Vanderbilt, adapted from the book The Psychiatrist and the Nazi, translated and published in France in 2013. The film, intended for a wide audience, is accompanied by a comprehensive educational guide, initiated by Approches and …
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