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Acting
Meaney plays Bailey with slippery charisma that destabilizes everything
Direction
Sheridan directs himself as juror, blurring reality into pure meta-theater
Writing
Script weaponizes reasonable doubt until you trust no one, not even yourself

Director
Jim Sheridan
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