The Wrong Man

In a small American town in the early 1950s, Christopher Emmanuel "Manny" Balestrero's life takes an unexpected turn when he becomes the unwitting victim of a misidentification. Mistaken for an armed robber during a bank heist, Manny is abruptly arrested and thrown into a justice system that seems to be working against him.As the plot unfolds, it becomes clear that Manny's story is not one of glamorous crime but rather an innocent man caught up in circumstances beyond his control. The film delves into themes of mistaken identity, the power dynamics at play within society and the law enforcement system, as well as exploring the concept of justice and its shortcomings when faced with human error.Manny's journey through this harrowing ordeal is depicted with an undercurrent of tension, highlighting the real-life consequences that can arise from misguided actions and assumptions. The film ultimately serves as a poignant reminder of the importance of due process and the need for empathy when dealing with individuals ensnared in the criminal justice system.