James Vanderbilt

A masked assailant holds a young couple at gunpoint by a lake, claiming to be an escaped convict. As Bryan attempts to de-escalate the situation through conversation, the tension explodes into a brutal and sudden act of violence.

Justice Robert Jackson delivers a powerful opening statement at the Nuremberg trials, arguing that international law must hold leaders accountable.

Jackson and his secretary Elsie debate the legal and logistical impossibility of prosecuting Nazi war criminals under international law.

In the immediate aftermath of a paramilitary attack on the White House, high-ranking government officials and military leaders clash over legal jurisdictions and the chain of command. As they realize the President is missing and the Cabinet is decimated, they must decide whether to bypass constitutional law to launch a military strike or attempt to establish contact with the invaders.

While hiding in the tunnels beneath the White House, Cale must perform emergency field surgery on President Sawyer. As they bond over the difficulties of fatherhood and political differences, the high-stakes situation reveals their mutual respect and vulnerability.

During the Nuremberg trials, Hermann Göring manipulates his psychiatrist, Douglas Kelley, by sharing a cynical story about his childhood and betrayal.

Justice Jackson attempts to recruit a military psychiatrist to spy on Nazi prisoners, arguing that a legal victory is necessary to prevent a third world

Justice Jackson seeks the Vatican's blessing for the Nuremberg trials, leading to a heated debate over morality, law, and the Church's past.

An American interrogator confronts a high-ranking Nazi official about the atrocities of the Holocaust, leading to a heated debate on morality and legacy.

A stranded mother accepts a ride from a seemingly helpful stranger after he sabotages her car. The tension escalates into a nightmare when the man reveals his homicidal intentions toward her and her infant.