Title: One of the Best Law Trials on Film
Product review: Speaking as an attorney and film buff, my favorite law casesin the movies are (in order of greatness) (1) Witness for the Prosecution, (2) Anatomy of a Murder, and (3) The Rumpole series. Of the three, "Anatomy of a Murder" is the most realistic. As the plot develops, we are never quite certain who is telling the truth, who deserves punishment, who is taking the law into his or her hands? When a film viewer becomes frustrated by movies which depict characters simply, as good or evil, as black or white, see this outstanding production. I consider it one of the top 100 films of all time.
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