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12 Angry Men (1997 film)

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12 Angry Men

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Directed by William Friedkin
Produced by Terence A. Donnelly
Written by Reginald Rose
Starring see below
Cinematography Fred Schuler
Editing by Augie Hess
Distributed by MGM Television
Release date(s) 17 August 1997
Running time 117 min.
Country United States
Language English
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12 Angry Men is a 1997 television film directed by William Friedkin, based on the play 12 Angry Men and the 1957 film version.

Plot

The film is centered around twelve jurors who are deliberating. At the start of the film, most are ready to find the young, Hispanic defendant guilty. However, one juror wishes to be thorough and starts to review all of the evidence. For example, the knife that the prosecution claimed was rare and thus linked the boy to the crime can in fact be purchased readily. This one juror slowly convinces the other jurors that there is a reasonable doubt that the boy committed the murder and thus a non-guilty verdict is rendered.

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