WHEN “Find Me Guilty,” director Sidney Lumet’s take on the longest mob trial in U.S. history, debuted last March, posters for the movie had all the earmarks of a comedy: The star ...

Sidney Lumet continues his remarkable six-decade run of New York-set dramas and Vin Diesel returns from the action-film gulag to give ... goombah comedy-drama "Find Me Guilty." ...

Their praise was rather reserved for another, altogether different star, in a movie you might not even know exists. Sidney Lumet’s Find Me Guilty was released in the US on March 17th 2006.

Live and let live. The movie’s title comes from his closing statement, in which he tells the jury he’s already serving 30 years and has nothing to lose: “Find me guilty,” he says ...

Like Good Night, And Good Luck, a big chunk of Find Me Guilty is lifted whole-cloth from the historical record. The film follows the racketeering trial of Giacomo "Fat Jack" DiNorscio (Diesel ...

Production Companies:Bob DeBrino Entertainment, Yari Film Group Releasing, BDE Entertainment, Bob Yari Productions, Syndicate Films International, Crossroads Entertainment (II), Three Wolves ...

Only one new film managed to break into the top five this weekend. Find out which new one made the grade and which ones stayed, including Sonic 3 at the top.