“Nuremberg” | Indian Lake Theater | December 26-28, 2025

Friday, December 26, 2025 7:00 PM
Sunday, December 28, 2025 5:00 PM

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“Nuremberg” At Indian Lake Theater

Russell Crowe in movie about the Nuremberg trials. Playing at Indian Lake Theater. — Russell Crowe stars in “Nuremberg.” Photo courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics

History, psychology, and moral reckoning take center stage when Nuremberg screens at Indian Lake Theater from December 26–28, 2025. This gripping historical drama revisits one of the most consequential trials of the 20th century, offering a thought-provoking cinematic experience that feels especially fitting for a quiet Adirondack winter weekend.

Whether you’re a history buff, a courtroom-drama devotee, or simply looking for a film that sparks conversation long after the credits roll, Nuremberg delivers substance alongside strong performances.

A mesmerizing film with historical weight.

Set in the aftermath of World War II, Nuremberg focuses on the lead-up to the Nuremberg Trials, where Nazi leaders were prosecuted for crimes against humanity.

Rather than centering solely on the courtroom, the film zeroes in on the psychological chess match between Hermann Göring and the American psychiatrist tasked with evaluating him before trial.

Movie poster for Nuremberg the movie at Indian Lake Theater. — *Nuremberg’s* stellar cast.

The story explores unsettling questions: How do intelligent, charismatic individuals justify unimaginable evil? Can understanding the psychology of perpetrators help prevent future atrocities? And where does justice intersect with morality in the aftermath of war?

The result is a tense, dialogue-driven film that feels intimate despite its enormous historical weight.

A stellar cast and creative team.

The film features a powerhouse cast led by Russell Crowe, who delivers a chilling performance as Hermann Göring. Critics have noted Crowe’s unsettling charisma, portraying Göring as manipulative, intelligent, and disturbingly self-assured.

Opposite him is Rami Malek as Douglas Kelley, the U.S. Army psychiatrist attempting to understand Göring’s mind. Malek brings quiet intensity and moral unease to the role, grounding the film’s psychological tension.

The supporting cast includes Michael Shannon as Chief Prosecutor Robert H. Jackson, adding gravitas and righteous fury to the proceedings.

The film is directed by James Vanderbilt, who is known for his sharp, character-driven storytelling and ability to balance historical detail with emotional impact.

Rami Malek and Russell Crowe the stars of Nurmberg showing at the Indian Lake Theater on December 2025. — Rami Malek as Lt. Col. Douglas Kelley and Russell Crowe as Hermann Göring star in a scene from the movie *Nuremberg.* Courtesy: Sony Pictures Classics

Critical acclaim for Nuremberg.

Nuremberg has been praised for its performances and thoughtful approach to familiar historical material. One review described the film as “a measured, intelligent drama that finds new tension in a story we think we already know.” Another critic noted that Russell Crowe’s performance is “deeply unsettling, precisely because it resists caricature.”

Several reviewers have highlighted the film’s restraint, applauding its refusal to sensationalize history. As one outlet put it, “Nuremberg trusts its audience to sit with discomfort—and that’s where its power lies.”

Why see it in the Indian Lake Theater?

Watching Nuremberg at the Indian Lake Theater offers something increasingly rare: a chance to experience a serious, adult historical drama on the big screen, in a community-centered setting. Pair the film with dinner at a local restaurant, or make it part of a cozy Adirondack weekend getaway between Christmas and New Year’s.

This is the kind of movie that invites reflection, discussion, and a slower pace—perfectly aligned with Indian Lake’s winter vibe.