The 2007 film Eichmann , directed by Robert Young, is a biographical drama that dramatizes the interrogation of Nazi war criminal Adolf Eichmann in Jerusalem, Israel following his capture in Argentina. Starring Thomas Kretschmann as Eichmann and Troy Garity as his interrogator, Avner Less, the film focuses on the high-stakes "battle of wills" between the two men as the world awaits the 1961 trial. Plot and Historical Basis
To counter Eichmann’s denials, the film utilizes sepia-toned flashbacks to depict his role as the architect of the Final Solution during World War II.
While Thomas Kretschmann's performance was widely praised as "riveting" and "terrifyingly real," the film overall received mixed to negative reviews from critics. Eichmann (2007) - Full cast & crew - IMDb Eichmann (2007) [720p] [BluRay] [YTS.MX]
Played by Thomas Kretschmann , known for his frequent roles as Nazi officers in films like The Pianist and Valkyrie .
Directed by Robert Young and written by Snoo Wilson. Critical Reception and Controversies The 2007 film Eichmann , directed by Robert
Stephen Fry appears in a supporting role as the Israeli Minister of Justice.
The film is primarily based on official Israeli interrogation manuscripts and transcripts from the files of the concentration camps. It explores the months-long process where Avner Less, a young police officer with a personal stake in the case, attempts to trick the skilled manipulator into self-incrimination. While Thomas Kretschmann's performance was widely praised as
Played by Troy Garity, who portrays the dogged police captain tasked with extracting a confession.