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Conviction.2010.BRRip.H264-{deff}(PURE RG)
Release Title:Conviction.2010.BRRip.H264-{deff}(PURE RG)
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Release Date: 2010
Release Length:1:46:30

Genre: Drama
Language: English
Total Size: 399mb
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IMDb

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1244754/

Hilary Swank - Betty Anne Waters
Sam Rockwell - Kenny Waters
Minnie Driver - Abra Rice
Melissa Leo - Nancy Taylor
Ari Graynor - Mandy
Loren Dean - Rick Miller
Jennifer G. Roberts - Martha Coakley.
Clea DuVall - Brenda Marsh
Juliette Lewis - Roseanna Perry
Peter Gallagher - Barry Scheck
Conor Donovan - Richard Miller
Owen Campbell - Ben Miller
Bailee Madison - Young Betty Anne Waters.
J David Moeller - Ben Davenport
Jordan Moratsuchi - Law Student
Eric McCoy - Wiley
Dr. Azrael Paredes - Intern
Michele Messmer - Katharina Brow

The film is based on the true story of Betty Anne Waters, a single mother, who, with the help of attorney Barry Scheck from the Innocence Project, exonerated her wrongfully convicted brother. In order to do this she earned her GED, then her bachelor's, a master's in education, and eventually a Juris Doctor (J.D.) degree from Roger Williams University in Rhode Island. She accomplished this while raising two boys alone and working as a waitress part-time. While in law school, she began investigating her brother's case. Kenneth "Kenny" Waters, her brother, was convicted in 1983 of murdering Katharina Brow in Ayer, Massachusetts (the murder occurred in 1980). Betty Anne located biological evidence and then worked with the Innocence Project, a nonprofit organization devoted to overturning wrongful convictions, to obtain DNA testing on the evidence—proving Waters' innocence and leading to his exoneration on June 19, 2001.[3] The film ends soon after he is freed.