Clint Eastwood's 'Juror #2' Explores Moral Complexity in the Justice System

The 94-year-old director's latest courtroom drama examines guilt, truth, and the fallibility of American justice.

Clint Eastwood's 'Juror #2' centers on a juror who discovers he may be implicated in the case he is judging, raising profound ethical questions.
The film stars Nicholas Hoult as Justin Kemp, a man grappling with his own culpability while serving on a jury for a murder trial.
Toni Collette portrays an ambitious prosecutor, highlighting career-driven motivations within the justice system.
Critics note thematic parallels to Eastwood's earlier works, contrasting the vigilantism of 'Dirty Harry' with the systemic scrutiny in 'Juror #2.'
Eastwood revisits themes of justice and morality, potentially marking a reflective capstone to his storied filmmaking career.