12 ANGRY MEN (1957)
Put twelve people from various backgrounds in a room, make them uncomfortable, put the life of a young man in their hands, and see how much drama you can squeeze out of that. It’s amazing how much humanity can be explored with that kind of premise, how much conflict can be mined.
This feels as relevant now as it was in 1957. Stick twel…
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