Find Me Guilty
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Find Me Guilty

In the late 1980s, a low level gangster named Jackie DiNorscio defends himself in court in what became the longest criminal trial in American judicial... history. Show More

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In the movie Find Me Guilty directed by Sidney Lumet, the story revolves around Jackie DiNorscio, a mobster who is shot by his own cousin while on probation but miraculously survives. However, his luck takes a turn for the worse when he is arrested for drug dealing and sentenced to a staggering thirty years in prison.

Desperate to reduce his sentence, the prosecutor, Sean Kierney, offers Jackie a deal: if he agrees to testify against the powerful Lucchese family and other mafia factions, he will be immediately released. However, Jackie, despite facing a lengthy prison term, refuses to betray his friends whom he deeply loves.

As the trial begins, Jackie shocks everyone by requesting to defend himself in court, without the assistance of a lawyer. This decision leaves the judge, Finestein, and the entire legal system taken aback.

Throughout the trial, Jackie's larger-than-life personality and unconventional methods win over the jury and even the skeptical judge. His witty remarks, charm, and unorthodox tactics bring a refreshing and unexpected twist to the courtroom drama.

Find Me Guilty is a gripping and entertaining film that explores loyalty, family bonds, and the complexities of the legal system. With excellent performances from Vin Diesel as Jackie DiNorscio and Peter Dinklage as the judge, this movie offers a unique and captivating take on the mafia genre. Will Jackie be able to save his friends and himself, or will he ultimately face the consequences of his loyalty? Find out in this thrilling and thought-provoking courtroom drama.

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Find Me Guilty

Release Date:

17 Mar 2006

Writers:

Sidney Lumet, T.J. Mancini, Robert J. McCrea

Awards:

1 win & 2 nominations