Directed by Alfred Hitchcock, this suspenseful whodunit is
packed with twists and questions. Although not as fast-paced as I’d like, I was
still intrigued enough to hang out with the characters until all the questions
were answered.
A young and very handsome Herbert Marshall is a juror in a
murder trial and feels pressured to vote like everyone else in order to finish the
trial and let everyone else get on with their lives. However, he isn’t sure he
did the right thing. His only solution is to find the evidence to back up his
belief that the convicted woman was innocent. If he can’t get the evidence
quickly, his chance to save her will end with painful regret.
How does he do it? He only has a few pieces to the puzzle,
but with determination and careful thought, he weeds through facts and finds
new clues.
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