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When a seventeen-year-old girl is tried for stabbing her friend's boyfriend 17 times, a jury of twelve is sequestered with one mission: reach a verdict in just two hours and twenty minutes. The decision murder or self-defense seems unanimous at first. But one juror isn't convinced.
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Jury of Twelve
98 min
A seventeen-year-old girl is on trial for the fatal stabbing of her friend’s boyfriend. The charge is murder. Her plea is self-defense. Sequestered in a jury room, twelve strangers are given two hours and twenty minutes to deliver a unanimous verdict. What seems like a clear case becomes something far more complex when one juror raises doubt—forcing the others to reexamine the evidence, their assumptions, and themselves.