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099 Available on Kanopy
245 00 Unreal Dream: The Michael Morton Story.|h[Kanopy
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264 1 |bFirst Run Features,|c2013.
264 1 [San Francisco, California, USA] :|bKanopy Streaming,
|c2019.
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500 Title from title frames.
500 Film
500 In Process Record.
511 0 Barry Scheck, Bill Allison, Caitlin Baker, Eric Olson,
Gary Stinnett, Jesse Baker, John Raley, Lisa Masters Conn,
Lou Bryan, Maggie Olson, Mark Landrum, Michael Morton,
Nina Morrison, Phillip Baker, Richard King, Richard Vieira,
Steve Martin
518 Originally produced by First Run Features in 2013.
520 An Audience Award-winning film at the SXSW Film Festival,
this is a stunning true-crime documentary with human core.
In 1986 Michael Morton's wife Christine is brutally
murdered in front of their only child, and Michael is
convicted of the crime. Locked away in Texas prisons for a
quarter century, estranged from his son, he has years to
ponder questions of justice and innocence, truth and fate.
Though he is virtually invisible to society, the Innocence
Project and Michael's pro bono attorney spend years
fighting for the right to test DNA evidence found at the
murder scene. Their discoveries ultimately reveal that the
price of a wrongful conviction goes well beyond one man's
loss of freedom. Directed by two-time Academy Award
nominee Al Reinert (For All Mankind, Apollo 13) "The
stunning, infuriating tale of Michael Morton. Al Reinert,
the film's director, tells the tale beautifully, via
sparse interviews with Mr. Morton, his lawyers, his fellow
inmates and, most movingly, jurors who imposed the
wrongful verdict and the young son whose childhood Mr.
Morton missed. The film isn't didactic; it lets you build
to outrage on your own." - The New York Times "A powerful
story of pain, injustice, redemption, and reconciliation."
- Huffington Post "Recounts an outrageous miscarriage of
justice without a trace of manufactured melodrama or
visual hyperbole. The film's rivetingly straightforward
style of storytelling is a perfect match for its subject.
An inspiring tale of spiritual uplift, sympathetically
detailing how religious faith gave Morton the strength to
endure, and the mercy to forgive." - Variety
538 Mode of access: World Wide Web.
546 In English,German
650 0 Justice.
650 0 True crime stories.
650 0 Current affairs.
650 0 Criminal law.
650 0 Sociology.
650 0 Documentary films.
655 7 Documentary films.|2lcgft
700 1 Reinert, Al,|efilm director.
700 1 Dean, John,|efilm director.
700 1 Gonzalez, Nellie,|efilm director.
700 1 Scheck, Barry,|eactor.
700 1 Allison, Bill,|eactor.
700 1 Baker, Caitlin,|eactor.
700 1 Olson, Eric,|eactor.
700 1 Stinnett, Gary,|eactor.
700 1 Baker, Jesse,|eactor.
700 1 Raley, John,|eactor.
700 1 Masters Conn, Lisa,|eactor.
700 1 Bryan, Lou,|eactor.
700 1 Olson, Maggie,|eactor.
700 1 Landrum, Mark,|eactor.
700 1 Morton, Michael,|eactor.
700 1 Morrison, Nina,|eactor.
700 1 Baker, Phillip,|eactor.
700 1 King, Richard,|eactor.
700 1 Vieira, Richard,|eactor.
700 1 Martin, Steve,|eactor.
710 2 First Run Features (Firm),|4dst
710 2 Kanopy (Firm),|4dst
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