

Title: Just Mercy
Original Title: Just Mercy
Year: 2020
Info
- Country: USA
- Length: 136 Minutes (2 hours 16 min)
- Budget: $25,000,000
- Genre: Biography Drama
- Studios: Netter Productions
- Distributor: Warner Bros. Pictures
- Age rating: 12 (Suitable for 12 years and over)
Release Dates
- UK: January 17 2020
- United States: January 10 2020
Plot
'Just Mercy' tells the true story of Bryan Stevenson, a young lawyer who moves to Alabama after graduating from Harvard. In Alabama, he hears about the case of Walter McMillan, a man the same age as Bryan and hailing from his same neighborhood who has been sentenced to death for the alleged murder of an eighteen-year-old woman. Despite being warned that what he is doing might make a lot of people angry, Stevenson decides to take on McMillian's case. The problem is that the defendant does not want him to lead the case, believing it hopeless and that an Afroamerican is judged as guilty from the moment that they are born.
Stevenson calls a lawyer colleague of his, Eva Ansley, in order to help him to open a legal center for inmates on death row. The lawyer will try to earn the confidence and respect of the different communities of Alabama by listening to cases of people who have been wrongly incarcerated. This exhibition of kindness leads to McMillian accepting Stevenson as his lawyer and the two fight for his freedom as well as for the freedom of others in spite of having the legal system against him.
The movie is directed by Destin Daniel Cretton and stars Michael B. Jordan ('Black Panther', 'Creed'), Brie Larson ('Captain Marvel', 'Unicorn Store') and Jaime Foxx ('Django Unchained', 'Robin Hood').
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Trivia
Inclusion
In a November 21, 2018, interview with Michael B. Jordan on National Public Radio's "All Things Considered," Jordan said that Just Mercy was the first movie he had made with an Inclusion Rider. He said, "it looked and felt like a set that I've always wanted to have."
Name change
Monroeville boasts that it was the hometown of Harper Lee and inspiration for the fictional town in To Kill a Mockingbird. In that book, the sheriff's name is Heck Tate. In Monroeville, it is Tom Tate.
Third collaboration
This is Brie Larson and Destin Daniel Creston's third collaboration together after The Glass Castle (2017) and Short Term 12 (2013).
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