The defense and the prosecution have rested.

    The jury made up of 12 people walked into the jury room, as they were about to decide if a young man was guilty or innocent of murdering his father. The case appears open and shut – all the physical evidences and the testimonies by witnesses pointed to the 16-year-old boy’s brutal crime. However, one juror’s dissent based on reasonable doubt soon turned the cast into a huge debate between each of the jurors’ prejudices.

    Can they bury their preconceptions about the trial, the accused, and each other, and reach a unanimous verdict? What is the value of justice? What is the value of life?