Nuremberg film sheds light on Dr. Douglas M. Kelley, an army psychiatrist who evaluated top Nazi officials, including Hermann Göring. The movie, starring Russell Crowe and Rami Malek, explores their complex interactions as Kelley determined if the Nazis were fit to stand trial. Based on Jack El-Hai's book, the film delves into Kelley's life and controversial views, revealing that Göring was charming and intelligent, and that Kelley found a lack of remorse among the Nazi leaders. Kelley's son believed he died by suicide due to emotions and inner pain, and El-Hai suggests that Kelley's ultimate message about the potential for fascism is more relevant now than ever.

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