Tag: Robert Earl Hayes
A Stacked Game of Cards
Autumn’s here, and with it, the Forum on Law, Culture and Society’s annual Film Festival at Fordham Law School. Coincidently, I attended a film screening at this festival on the same date (October 22) last year. I found a seat (not easy in the filled-to-capacity room) and prepared for what was in store for me this time. I had never even heard of the evening’s film – “The Exonerated” – before seeing it up on the festival’s website.
Before long, Thane Rosenbaum — the film festival’s lively emcee and moderator of the post screening discussion — welcomed us and told us a bit about the film, which helped explain why I’d never heard of it: it was produced by and aired on a now defunct cable network, CourtTV. “Oh boy,” I thought. “This won’t be any good.” I was so wrong.
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Tags Alford Plea, Bob Balaban, David Keaton, Delbert Tibbs, exoneration, Gary Gauger, Kerry Max Cook, Peter Pringle, Robert Earl Hayes, Sunny Jacobs, Susan Sarandon, The Exonerated, wrongful conviction |
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Date 11/05/2013 |