Mercy

In the near future, a detective is accused of murdering his wife and placed before an advanced artificial-intelligence court. With only ninety minutes to challenge the evidence and prove his innocence, he must investigate his own case while confronting a justice system built around speed, surveillance, and an assumption of guilt.

My take

You’ll like this if you enjoy tense, contained science-fiction mysteries about surveillance and automated justice, with echoes of Minority Report; Not for you if you need airtight logic, subtle themes, or consistently polished action.

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