Juror 8

In an unprecedented move for South Korea on September 21st, 2008, eight ordinary citizens were chosen at random to serve as jurors in a groundbreaking trial, marking a significant shift in their legal system. The case they faced was unlike any other: a seemingly straightforward matricide that appeared resolved due to what seemed like indisputable evidence. But as these first-time jurors delve into the intricacies of the situation, they find themselves questioning not only the facts at hand but also the very nature of justice and the human capacity for judgment. Through their collective efforts, they begin to unravel a web of complexities that challenge their initial assumptions about the case, ultimately forcing them to confront their own beliefs and biases in the process. This compelling story of ordinary citizens thrust into an extraordinary circumstance highlights the challenges and rewards of participating in the legal system while exploring the themes of justice, human fallibility, and societal change.