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Screenwriter: Marwa Al-Suri
Director and film critic Mahmoud Ramadan expressed great joy at the return of the Cinema Club screenings of films initiated in Aswan Governorate seven years ago, which resumed in Aswan in partnership with the Egyptian Public Library after a four-year hiatus.
Sidney Lumet’s film 12 Angry Men, inspired by the television series created by Reginald, revolves around a jury of 12 men deliberating to determine the innocence or guilt of a young defendant in a first-degree murder case. In the United States, most criminal trials must be unanimous by jury. The film is notable for using only one filming location: except for the film’s opening and a few brief scenes. Its action takes place inside the jury room. Of the film’s total running time of 96 minutes, the total time spent outside the jury room is 3 minutes.
12 Angry Men It highlights the theme of consensus building and the difficulties involved in achieving consensus among a group of people whose personalities add intensity and excitement to the issue. No names are used, except for two male jurors who reveal their names at the end of the film: the defendant is referred to as “the boy,” and the witnesses are “the old man” and “the lady across the street.”
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