We the Jury is a drama film that tells the story of Michael "The Beast" Robinson, a college student and preacher who is accused of sexual assault and other heinous crimes against humanity. The film follows the trial as it unfolds, with the prosecutor outlining the damning evidence against Robinson, including eyewitness testimonies, DNA evidence, and other physical evidence.
The defense, led by Robinson's lawyer, mounts a vigorous defense, arguing that the evidence against Robinson is circumstantial and that he is being wrongly accused. The defense also tries to discredit the witnesses, suggesting that they may have ulterior motives for testifying against Robinson.
The jurors, a diverse group of individuals from different walks of life and with different biases and prejudices, are tasked with evaluating the evidence and ultimately deciding Robinson's fate. As the trial progresses, the jurors become increasingly divided, with some convinced of Robinson's guilt while others remain skeptical.
We the Jury is a tense and gripping courtroom drama that explores themes of justice, truth, and the power dynamics of sexual assault cases. The film features strong performances from its cast, particularly the actors who play Robinson and his lawyer. Ultimately, the film leaves it up to the audience to decide whether justice was served in Robinson's case.
