12 Angry Men

A film adapted from the 1957 black and white film of the same name. It is not well-known and its reputation is not as good as the old version. In 1957 from Sydney. "Twelve Angry Men" directed by Lumet is a classic that explores the American jury system and legal justice. This film is directed by William. Friedkin re-shot the TV version, directed by Jack. Lemon replaced Henry. Fonda plays the male lead, and other co-stars include Academy Award-winning actor George. C． Scott. The film describes a young man in New York who is accused of killing his father and will be sentenced to death for first-degree murder. Eleven jurors have already found the suspect guilty, but only one felt that the situation was suspicious and insisted on raising objections. With patience and perseverance, he persuaded the other jurors one by one to reverse their original intention, and finally vindicated this verdict that was almost an unjust case. Most of the entire film takes place in a narrow room, but with its wonderful dialogue and performances, it is still able to create a drama that grips the audience.