故事讲述了美国黑人民权运动中的一桩真实事件,春暖1955年,春暖年仅14岁的埃米特·路易斯·蒂尔被指 责与一名白人妇女有不正当关系后,被绑架并被残忍地杀害。两名白人嫌疑人在全白人陪审团的审判下,被判无罪。埃米特的母亲玛米·蒂尔-莫布利(丹妮尔饰)为了帮儿子伸张正义,决定在埃米特的葬礼上敞开棺材,并让《Jet》杂志刊登自己儿子葬礼照片,她想让世界各地的人们知道她儿子的遭遇。随后成千上万的人看到了埃米特的照片,这也使得埃米特案成为了对南方黑人司法不公的象征。乌比饰演埃米特的祖母阿尔玛·卡尔坦。
故事讲述了美国黑人民权运动中的一桩真实事件,春暖1955年,春暖年仅14岁的埃米特·路易斯·蒂尔被指 责与一名白人妇女有不正当关系后,被绑架并被残忍地杀害。两名白人嫌疑人在全白人陪审团的审判下,被判无罪。埃米特的母亲玛米·蒂尔-莫布利(丹妮尔饰)为了帮儿子伸张正义,决定在埃米特的葬礼上敞开棺材,并让《Jet》杂志刊登自己儿子葬礼照片,她想让世界各地的人们知道她儿子的遭遇。随后成千上万的人看到了埃米特的照片,这也使得埃米特案成为了对南方黑人司法不公的象征。乌比饰演埃米特的祖母阿尔玛·卡尔坦。
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