Nuremberg

"The only clue to what man can do is what man has done" WOW, what a beautiful movie. The Nuremberg Trials have always been interesting to me, the idea of getting these high powerful Nazis and facing them with their own actions. Because we're told this story from Kelley's perspective, you find yourself asking all the same questions about Göring, like is it possible he DIDN'T know what was going on in the camps? Once the trial begins, you get a solid 30 seconds altogether of silence while footage of concentration camp prisoners plays, and even though you know what happened to them, it still SHOCKS you. My only fault with this movie is the whole Kelley hanging out with the Göring family plot, didn't like that. But a BEAUTIFUL movie nonetheless