Systemic and processial view of a crime going to court, and the defendant is is a young black man accused for murder. This is breast food for all the pursuers, complainers and critics towards the u.s. Judicial system, aka the police, the judges, the jurys, the holding cells and prisons and the courts. Its a film that brings you very close to a graphic design artpiece of filmaking, you are almost strangled by close ups, where everything is lined up and squared, as well as showing the ever so cripling groundhogian routines in the urban space as well as inside the prison system. Whatever you may say, i think this film has been inspired by a fictional story written in the late 1990's, and made to commemorate ''black lives matters'' as well as other minority groups and the parias of optional genderification, that struggles everywhere in the brave new digital world of 2021, in the usa, the myanmar, uganda and even norway just to mention some... this is not a feinsmaeckers choice of squemish film viewing, its far too unpersonal and hyped on shifting environments and time, place and soforth. A good timeline matters, and here it slips like the millaubridge on its teflone glideshoes. But its an important rolemodel nevertheless, therefore a recommend from the ever so grumpy old man.

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