Nurnberg 2023
Nikolay Lebedev's powerful historical drama *Nurnberg (2023)* plunges viewers into the charged atmosphere of 1945 Nuremberg, where the world's eyes are fixed on the International Military Tribunal—the landmark judicial event later hailed as the "Trial of the Century.
Director: Nikolay Lebedev
Cast
Sergey Kempo
Igor Volgin
Lyubov Aksyonova
Lena
Evgeny Mironov
Migachyov
Sergei Bezrukov
Roman Rudenko
Aleksey Bardukov
Zaytsev
Igor Petrenko
Bablenkov
Wolfgang Cerny
Helmut
Charlotte Harwood
Nancy
Laura Bach
Greta
Klaus Schindler
Sigmund
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Nurnberg (2023) about?
*Nurnberg (2023)* follows the dramatic unfolding of the 1945 International Military Tribunal in Nuremberg, where Allied forces prosecute Nazi war criminals. The film captures the high-stakes atmosphere as diplomats, lawyers, and witnesses converge to confront the atrocities of World War II.
Who directed Nurnberg?
Director Nikolay Lebedev (*The Brest Fortress*, *The Admiral*) helms *Nurnberg (2023)*, delivering a meticulously crafted historical drama that blends courtroom tension with personal drama.
Who stars in Nurnberg?
The film features Sergey Kempo, Lyubov Aksyonova, Evgeny Mironov, Sergei Bezrukov, and Aleksey Bardukov in pivotal roles.
Is Nurnberg (2023) worth watching?
*Nurnberg (2023)* stands out as a compelling historical drama, offering a rare glimpse into one of history's most pivotal trials. With strong performances and atmospheric direction, it appeals to fans of courtroom dramas and WWII narratives alike.
How long is Nurnberg?
The runtime of *Nurnberg (2023)* is 131 minutes.
About Nurnberg (2023) — The Trial That Changed History, Now on Screen
Nikolay Lebedev's powerful historical drama *Nurnberg (2023)* plunges viewers into the charged atmosphere of 1945 Nuremberg, where the world's eyes are fixed on the International Military Tribunal—the landmark judicial event later hailed as the "Trial of the Century." The film captures the electric tension of a city teeming with journalists, legal minds, translators, and witnesses, all racing to document history as it unfolds. Through sharp character studies and meticulous period detail, *Nurnberg (2023)* explores themes of justice, guilt, and the weight of legacy, painting a vivid portrait of a moment that reshaped the course of modern history.
With a stellar ensemble cast led by Sergey Kempo, Lyubov Aksyonova, and Evgeny Mironov, the movie blends drama and history to immerse audiences in the moral gravity of the tribunal proceedings. The narrative oscillates between the grand stage of the courtroom and the intimate struggles of those caught in its wake, creating a gripping, thought-provoking experience that lingers long after the final verdict.
