Storyline
Based on the true story of Jack DiNorscio, a mobster who defended himself in court for what would be the longest mafia trial in U.S. history.
Directors
Cast
Marcia Jean Kurtz, James Biberi, Vin Diesel, Richard Portnow, Peter Dinklage, Frank Adonis, Gerry Vichi, Alex Rocco, Frank Pietrangolare, Richard DeDomenico, Vinny Vella, Chuck Cooper, Steven Randazzo, Paul Borghese, Jerry Grayson, Tony Ray Rossi, Salvatore Paul Piro, Frankie Perrone, Nicholas A. Puccio, Oscar A. Colon, Ben Lipitz
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Reviews
80
L.A. Weekly
Shot quickly and cheaply in high-definition video and almost entirely on one set, the movie has almost zero visual energy, but it teems with snappy dialogue and the same carnival anarchy Lumet brought to "Dog Day Afternoon" and "Network."
75
ReelViews
Despite being saddled with bad prosthetics and a ridiculous wig, Diesel displays more acting ability than in the testosterone-soaked genre where he has carved out a niche.
70
The Hollywood Reporter
All the acting is solid including a knock-'em-dead single scene by Annabella Sciorra as Jackie's ex-wife.
70
Part mob-trial thriller, part "dese 'n' dose" extended standup routine, character-rich pic plays like vintage Lumet, mining the grim comedy from life-and-death legal wranglings in the manner of "Dog Day Afternoon," "Prince of the City" and "The Verdict."
70
Village Voice
Find Me Guilty is overlong and often sitcomy, but it's also pleasantly old-school, with a tone, soundtrack, and even a title-card font that suggest a mellow but not senile Woody Allen.
