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Fury

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In a small town in the United States, an innocent man named Joe Wilson becomes the victim of a cruel trap. After being unjustly accused of a crime he did not commit, tensions among the townspeople rise, and collective fury begins to overflow. The community, driven by hysteria and fear, unites in a climate of vengeance, fueled by distrust and a desire for justice. Joe, who believes his life is coming to an end, becomes the focus of an impending lynching.

Meanwhile, Joe's girlfriend, moved by his suffering and desperation, becomes a voice of reason amidst the chaos. As things worsen, the story explores the thin line between justice and revenge. The film delves into profound themes about human nature, mob mentality, and the corruption of the legal system.

In an unexpected twist, Joe manages to prove his innocence, but the damage is already done. The experience transforms him and leads him to question not only the judicial system but also the very nature of justice. Throughout this tumultuous narrative, not only the hidden truths of the town will be revealed, but also the internal struggles of each character, leaving the audience reflecting on the fragility of justice in a world where rage can overshadow reason.

Media type
Movie
Year
1936
Director
Fritz Lang
Writer
Bartlett Cormack
Fritz Lang
Rating
Service
Internet Movie Database
Rating
7.80
Service
Rotten tomatoes
Rating
94.00
Actors
Sylvia Sidney
Spencer Tracy
Walter Abel
Bruce Cabot
Edward Ellis
Walter Brennan
Frank Albertson
George Walcott
Arthur Stone
Morgan Wallace
George Chandler
Roger Gray
Edwin Maxwell
Howard Hickman
Jonathan Hale
Leila Bennett
Esther Dale
Helen Flint
Erville Alderson
Ernie Alexander
Ricca Allen
Herbert Ashley
B.F. Blinn
Ward Bond
Harry Bowen
Ed Brady
Raymond Brown
Harry Burkhardt
Eugene Burr
Frederick Burton
Nora Cecil
Harvey Clark
Gino Corrado
Jules Cowles
Alexander Cross
Jack Daley
Sidney De Gray
Helen Dickson
Robert Dudley
Oliver Eckhardt
Edgar Edwards
Adolph Faylauer
Mary Foy
Raoul Freeman
Jack Grey
Ben Hall
Sherry Hall
Edna Mae Harris
Harry Harvey
Raymond Hatton
Harry Hayden
Sam Hayes
Daniel L. Haynes
Fay Helm
Oscar 'Dutch' Hendrian
Al Herman
Robert Homans
Arthur Hoyt
Sydney Jarvis
Si Jenks
Clarence Kolb
Gwen Lee
Murdock MacQuarrie
Wally Maher
Tom Mahoney
Paul McAllister
Harry McCoy
Pat McKee
Mira McKinney
Robert Milasch
Frank Mills
King Mojave
Roger Moore
Esther Muir
William Newell
Field Norton
Dennis O'Keefe
George Offerman
Franklin Parker
Victor Potel
James Quinn
Ruth Renick
Bert Roach
Ronald R. Rondell
Christian Rub
Cy Schindell
Will Stanton
Carl Stockdale
Mark Strong
Charles Sullivan
Denny Sullivan
Frank Sully
Gertrude Sutton
William Tannen
Albert Taylor
Minerva Urecal
Guy Usher
Billy Wayne
Dick Wessel
Huey White
Florence Wix
Dorothea Wolbert
Buck Woods
Janet Young
Terry
Jane Corcoran
Gender
Crimen
Drama
Country
United States
Producers
Joseph L. Mankiewicz
J.J. Cohn
Original title
Fury
Duration
92
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