Douban score for innocent murder of Corinne

Innocent Murder: The Clinney Case scored 7.7 in Douban.

The film is adapted from the best-selling novel The Case of Corini by German writer Ferdinand von Schirach. It tells the story of a mysterious unsolved case in Germany, and a young lawyer accidentally discovers a big conspiracy while investigating a brutal murder case. Jean-batiste Meyer, a famous entrepreneur, was shot dead in a luxury hotel in Berlin. He was a friendly and kind elder who was popular with many people.

Fabbrizio Corini, an Italian who murdered him, has been a worker in his company for thirty-four years, and has always been unknown and well-behaved. In the face of police questions, Corinne, who surrendered himself, remained silent all the time. Caspar Lane, a fledgling lawyer, was appointed as the defense of the suspect Corinne. In the face of Corinne's infinite silence, Lane had to defend a defendant who didn't need defense, but his sense of responsibility as a lawyer made him refuse to give up this "silent criminal".

film evaluation of "Innocent Murder: The Clinini Case"

The charm of "Innocent Murder: The Clinini Case" lies in that the audience can see not only the collision between reason and jurisprudence, but also the entanglement between history and humanity. The legislation of saints is based on the public, and the whole film ends. I believe many viewers will have a lot of thoughts on law, history and human nature. The director is very clever in shaping the atmosphere, and at the same time, his emotional skills are wonderful.

The well-designed reversal creates a lot of suspense, which will subvert the audience's "cognition of similar suspense works". This is a well-planned film, which begins with a murder mystery and extends with a legal suspense film, and reaches its climax with the criticism of post-war legal manipulation. Director Mark Cruze makes the story smooth and fascinating. He avoids flashy aesthetics and relies on inner narrative skills and the strength of actors.