Nuremberg (2025)

PG-13 20252h 28 minHistory, Drama

Nuremberg

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Wokeness

2/10

Minimal

A couple of light references, nothing that drives the story.

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Nuremberg slams the Catholic Church's wartime silence on Jewish persecution, with Justice Jackson confronting the Pope over "eye for an eye" hypocrisy to rally support for the trials—refreshingly free of woke agendas, focusing on moral accountability over modern virtue-signaling.

What earned the score

  • Church's Persecution Silence Slam

    In the film, Justice Jackson seeks support from the Pope for the Nuremberg trials, arguing against the Church's 'eye for an eye' reluctance and criticizing the Church's past silence on Jewish persecution during the war.

Details

In postwar Germany, an American psychiatrist must determine whether Nazi prisoners are fit to go on trial for war crimes, and finds himself in a complex battle of intellect and ethics with Hermann Göring, Hitler's right-hand man.

Starring
Russell CroweRami MalekMichael ShannonLeo WoodallJohn Slattery
Director
James Vanderbilt
Writer
James VanderbiltJack El-Hai
Genre
HistoryDrama
Release Date
Nov 07, 2025

Parents Guide

  • Sex None
  • Violence Severe

    Archival footage of concentration camps, with images of dead bodies, mass graves, and emaciated prisoners.

    Frequent references to atrocities committed to World War 2.

    A person has a heart attack but survives.

    A convicted prisoner yells and cries leading up to his execution. (Off screen mostly).

  • Profanity Mild

    Infrequent use of "son of a b**ch", "s**t", "dammit", "godd**n", and "p**s."

  • Drugs Mild

    People drink liquor in many scenes, a man appears to be inebriated in a few scenes, and a man's hand appears to shake while drinking tea with brandy.

    People smoke cigarettes in many scenes throughout the movie.

  • Frightening Scenes Severe

    Archive photos and footage feature sight of real dead bodies, including the emaciated, partially decomposed corpses of Holocaust victims.

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