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Where to watch Nuremberg (2025)

  • Movie
  • English
  • U/A 16+
  • 2h 29m
Theatrical release
7 Nov 2025

Where to watch in India

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Watch in:Hindi

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Languages and dubbing

LanguageTypePlatform
English Original Amazon Video Verified
English Original Amazon Prime Video Verified
English Original Amazon Prime Video with Ads Verified
Hindi हिन्दी Dubbed Amazon Video Verified
Hindi हिन्दी Dubbed Amazon Prime Video Verified
Hindi हिन्दी Dubbed Amazon Prime Video with Ads Verified

Story

Set in post-World War II Germany, an American psychiatrist is tasked with evaluating Nazi prisoners to assess their mental fitness for trial. His work brings him face-to-face with Hermann Göring, a senior Nazi leader, leading to a tense psychological struggle between the two men as questions of justice, accountability and human nature come to the fore.

Why watch

  • Features Russell Crowe as Göring and Rami Malek as the psychiatrist in a character-driven drama
  • Directed by James Vanderbilt with a strong ensemble cast including Michael Shannon and Richard E. Grant
  • A historical drama exploring the post-war trials and moral complexities of justice

Good for: Viewers interested in historical dramas and courtroom narratives; suitable for mature teens and adults with parental guidance for those under 16.

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Frequently asked questions

Which OTT platform is Nuremberg streaming on?

Nuremberg is currently available in India on Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV Store and Amazon Video.

Can I watch Nuremberg for free?

No, you need a Amazon Prime Video subscription to watch Nuremberg.

Is Nuremberg available in Hindi or other languages?

Nuremberg is available dubbed in Hindi, Hindi and Hindi. Platform details are in the Languages section above.

When was Nuremberg released?

Nuremberg released in theatres in India on 7 Nov 2025.

Who is in the cast of Nuremberg?

Nuremberg stars Rami Malek, Russell Crowe, Michael Shannon, Leo Woodall and John Slattery.

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