Brilliant for an Old Film!

Rating: 9/10 (24 November 2012)

This is a very unique and engaging film that takes place in just a single room. The discussions on a guilty charge is built upon with enough materials and suspense elements to cover the whole 1.5 hours without any need for the change of scenes or characters or any other plot twist techniques. And a brilliant masterpiece indeed! It is certainly not an easy task to make a movie like that with the same fixed setting. Probably this movie is smart enough to make up the number of characters to at least 12 men to make up for the rich details. But really, what other faults can you find in this movie with a perfect script taking place in one room for the whole time? What other flaws? I can't spot any.