(1957) (12 Angry Men) ـ 12 رجلا غاضبا

A gripping courtroom drama unfolds in Sidney Lumet’s classic 1957 film *12 Angry Men*, featuring a jury of twelve men deliberating the fate of a young defendant accused of murder. Set in a sweltering New York City jury room, the story centers on the lone holdout juror, played by Henry Fonda, who challenges the group’s initial unanimous guilty verdict. As tensions rise and personal biases surface, the jurors confront moral dilemmas, racial prejudice, and the weight of their decision. The black-and-white cinematography captures intense dialogue and psychological tension, making it a landmark in American cinema. With powerful performances from an ensemble cast including Lee J. Cobb and Jack Warden, the film explores justice, reason, and human nature under pressure.