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Film · 1962 · Legal drama

To Kill a Mockingbird

Directed by Robert Mulligan
1962
★ 8.2 editorial score

Gregory Peck gave America the father it wanted to believe in: a small-town lawyer defends a Black man in a case the town has already decided, seen through his daughter's eyes.

“The minimalist might call this a "courtroom drama", but that would be selling the film short in so many areas: scope, tone, and thematic content, to name a few. Yes, To Kill a Mockingbird features a lengthy courtroom sequence, but, while that action may be at the heart of the film's storyline, it is only one of dozens of moments that, taken in concert, make this the film that it is.”
— James Berardinelli · Reel Views
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1962Depicts Great DepressionDepicts 1930s

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