Courtroom Dramas Set in Cities
Kinora's catalogue lists 22 films built around a courtroom case and set in cities, spanning 1928–2023. Each is tagged by where and when it takes place — filter by real-world setting, era, and environment, or open any film for its full tagged world.
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- 1957
12 Angry Men
Urbandir. Sidney Lumet - 1998
A Civil Action
Urban · Suburbandir. Steven Zaillian - 1992
A Few Good Men
Urbandir. Rob Reiner - 2011
A Separation
Urbandir. Asghar Farhadi - 1997
Amistad
Coastal Sea · Urbandir. Steven Spielberg - 2022
Argentina 1985
Urbandir. Santiago Mitre - 2015
Bridge of Spies
Urbandir. Steven Spielberg - 2018
Capernaum
Urbandir. Nadine Labaki - 1990
Close-Up
Urbandir. Abbas Kiarostami - 2019
Dark Waters
Urban · Ruraldir. Todd Haynes - 2000
Erin Brockovich
Urban · Suburbandir. Steven Soderbergh - 1991
JFK
Urbandir. Oliver Stone - 1961
Judgment at Nuremberg
Urbandir. Stanley Kramer - 1979
Kramer vs. Kramer
Urbandir. Robert Benton - 2019
Marriage Story
Urbandir. Noah Baumbach - 2023
Oppenheimer
Desert · Urbandir. Christopher Nolan - 1993
Philadelphia
Urbandir. Jonathan Demme - 1996
Primal Fear
Urbandir. Gregory Hoblit - 2021
The Last Duel
Rural · Urbandir. Ridley Scott - 1928
The Passion of Joan of Arc
Urbandir. Carl Theodor Dreyer - 2020
The Trial of the Chicago 7
Urbandir. Aaron Sorkin - 1982
The Verdict
Urbandir. Sidney Lumet
Frequently asked
How many movies are built around a courtroom case and set in cities?
Kinora's catalogue lists 22 films built around a courtroom case and set in cities, spanning 1928–2023.
What are some movies built around a courtroom case and set in cities?
Films built around a courtroom case and set in cities in our catalogue include 12 Angry Men (1957), A Civil Action (1998), A Few Good Men (1992), A Separation (2011), and Amistad (1997).
What is the oldest movie built around a courtroom case and set in cities?
The Passion of Joan of Arc (1928) is the earliest film built around a courtroom case and set in cities in our catalogue; the most recent is Oppenheimer (2023).