"Judgment at Nuremberg" is a 1961 film that dramatizes the post-World War II trials held in Nuremberg, Germany. The film focuses on the trial of four Nazi judges accused of war crimes and crimes against humanity. It explores the moral and legal implications of their actions during the Holocaust and the broader context of justice after the atrocities of the war. The story centers on Judge Dan Haywood, portrayed by Spencer Tracy, who presides over the trial. As he navigates the complexities of the case, the film raises questions about individual responsibility, the rule of law, and the nature of justice in a world scarred by conflict.