HIS OWN LAWYER DIDN'T EVEN BELIEVE HIM I AM INNOCENT NEW ZEALAND

Cinemavixion Review

This compelling documentary plunges into the harrowing legal battle of Tim Morrison, a man accused of manslaughter in 2012. The narrative unfolds the disturbing circumstances of Robert Harris's death, stemming from a confrontation that Morrison insists was self-defense. What elevates this story is Morrison's own struggle against a justice system that seemed poised to condemn him, particularly when his own legal representation advised a plea bargain. The film powerfully portrays Morrison's decision to reclaim his narrative and fight for exoneration, challenging the audience to consider the immense pressure and potential for injustice within legal proceedings. It’s a testament to the human spirit's resilience when faced with overwhelming odds and the daunting task of proving one's own innocence.