The film festival returns on the theme of rights, civic engagement, and participation in the garden of the Villa Bassi Rathgeb Museum.
Screening of the film "Nuremberg", directed by James Vanderbilt, featuring Russell Crowe.
In the aftermath of World War II, as the world is still shaken by the horrors of the Holocaust, Lieutenant Colonel Douglas Kelley, an American army psychiatrist, is given an unprecedented task: to assess the mental health of Hermann Göring, the infamous former right-hand man of Hitler, and other high-ranking Nazi officials. At the same time, the Allies - led by Judge Robert H. Jackson - face the titanic task of establishing an international tribunal to hold the Nazi regime accountable for its crimes before history. In the silence of the cells, Kelley engages in an intense psychological duel with Göring, a charismatic and manipulative man. From this clash emerges a question that still haunts the conscience of the world today: were they following orders, were they insane, or were they simply evil? Thus, the Nuremberg trial opens on the stage of history, an event that forever changed history and humanity.
Admission € 4.00, free for children up to 6 years, while seats last; unallocated seating.
Admission to the garden starting at 8:30 p.m.
In case of bad weather, screenings will be canceled.
