12 Angry Men: The Trial

A remake of Sidney Lumet's 12 angry men in 1957. A Chechen boy is accused of murdering his adoptive father, a Russian military officer. All witnesses and evidence are against him. The 12 members of the jury discuss this and they will decide the boy's future fate. The 12 jurors come from different industries and different races. At first, everyone was distracted and didn't care about the case. Except for a physics researcher, they all thought the boy was guilty. However, the physics researcher aroused the other 11 people's respect for life. They began to discuss the case seriously, telling stories and experiences in their own lives. While deciding the fate of the boy, they also examined their own inner worlds. Finally, when they reached a consensus, the decision of the jury foreman (Nikita Mikhalkov) was unexpected... © Douban