Review of An Innocent Man (1989) by Harper Barnes for St. Louis Post-Dispatch — 08 Apr 2006
The plot is almost as old as Hollywood itself, yet the film's ironic, cynical tone gives the material a new spin under the direction of veteran Peter Yates. The script is savvy about the power structures both inside and outside the prison gates, and the fine cast makes the most of the well-crafted dialog and sharply drawn characters.
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This review of An Innocent Man (1989) was written by Harper Barnes and published by St. Louis Post-Dispatch on 08 Apr 2006.
An Innocent Man has generally received mixed reviews.
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