Hai cercato: Guilty Until Proven Innocent

Guilty Until Proven Innocent / 1991

A teenage high school drop-out Bobby McLaughlin is accused of the murder of a local drug dealer he says he didn’t commit. When he is convicted with little evidence, his father begins a fierce struggle to free his son from prison.

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Guilty Until Proven Innocent / 1974

Documentary about innocent people confined to prison on remand. John Pilger reports that more than half of the 500,000 people remanded in custody by magistrates each year are eventually found not guilty, fined or, as in the case of “Helen”, given a conditional discharge. Helen, charged with stealing a pair of slippers but with no previous convictions, recalls her day in Holloway Prison, London, which started at 7am when she joined 96 other prisoners in a rush to use four toilets whose conditions were “disgusting”. Between then and lunchtime, all prisoners were locked up, with just half-an-hour’s walk round a large yard for exercise. Lunch was eaten in cells, with tea at 3.30pm, before they were locked up until the following morning.

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Garage Sale Mystery: Colpevole fino a prova contraria / 20166.03 voti

Jennifer Shannon ha un talento eccezionale per l'antiquariato e i misteri. La sua cara amica Sandra ha un negozio di antiquariato che sta per chiudere e Jennifer non vede l'ora di trovare qualche rarità per sé e la sua attività. Mai però si sarebbe aspettata di trovarsi di fronte a un cadavere e all'arresto di Sandra per omicidio. Jennifer dovrà dunque fare ricorso al suo intuito per scagionare l'amica, comprovarne l'innocenza e trovare il vero killer.

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Innocent Until Proven Guilty / 1999

James Forman, a 31-year-old public defender and son of a civil rights leader, provides representation for black youth in Washington, D.C., who can't afford their own attorneys in this riveting documentary that goes inside the criminal justice system. Director Kirsten Johnson's award-winning film also sheds light on the difficulties that ex-offenders face when trying to break the cycle of crime and imprisonment.