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In a plot that blends drama and comedy, we follow the story of Jackie DiNorscio, a charismatic mob member who finds himself in a complicated situation. After being arrested and charged with several crimes in a major trial against organized crime, Jackie decides to represent himself in a legal battle that becomes both epic and hilarious. As the trial unfolds, Jackie, charmingly portrayed by Vin Diesel, reveals his peculiar character and his unique approach to life, challenging the norms of the courtroom with his mix of humor and sincerity.

The prosecutor, determined to put the mob behind bars, grows increasingly frustrated with Jackie’s cunning, who is not only fighting for his freedom but also becomes something of a courtroom star due to his showmanship. As testimonies and unexpected twists come one after another, the courtroom transforms into a stage where the drama of real life intertwines with hilarity, making each day of the trial unique and entertaining.

With a solid cast that includes figures like Peter Dinklage and Linus Roache, the story is not only a reflection on a man's struggle for freedom, but also explores friendship, loyalty, and the nature of the judicial system, all seasoned with a touch of irony and an almost theatrical approach. The film invites the audience to question what it truly means to be "guilty" in a world where the lines are blurred.

Media type
Movie
Year
2006
Director
Sidney Lumet
Writer
Robert J. McCrea
Sidney Lumet
T.J. Mancini
Rating
Service
Internet Movie Database
Rating
7.00
Service
Rotten tomatoes
Rating
63.00
Service
Metacritic
Rating
65.00
Actors
Vin Diesel
Alex Rocco
Ron Silver
Peter Dinklage
Linus Roache
Frank Pietrangolare
Annabella Sciorra
Richard DeDomenico
Vinny Vella
James Biberi
Raúl Esparza
Frank Adonis
Richard Portnow
Jerry Adler
Steven Randazzo
Marcia Jean Kurtz
Gerry Vichi
Domenick Lombardozzi
Josh Pais
Salvatore Paul Piro
Tony Ray Rossi
Frankie Perrone
Paul Borghese
Jerry Grayson
Nicholas A. Puccio
Chuck Cooper
Oscar A. Colon
Ben Lipitz
John Di Benedetto
Vinny DeGennaro
Gender
Comedy
Crimen
Drama
Country
United States
Producers
Ernst-August Schnieder
Rita Branch
Roger Zamudio
Robert Greenhut
Robert Katz
Wolfgang Schamburg
Bob Yari
Bob DeBrino
T.J. Mancini
Frank Digiacomo
Original title
Find Me Guilty
Duration
125
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