The film is based on real events, and is a masterpiece of Ellen Sorkin. The "Chicago Seven Case" is a famous case in the history of American civil rights. During the Vietnam War in 1968, the Democratic Party was held in Chicago with the purpose of selecting the presidential candidate, and the anti-war organization They applied for an anti-war demonstration outside the venue but were rejected. On the other hand, several of the anti-war activists wanted to combine marijuana and protest, and wanted to hold a "Life Day" on the same day to politicize the hippies. Mayor Ciga A large number of police forces were deployed on the street that day, and the anti-Vietnam war group was also angered and clashed with the police outside the venue. Hundreds of people were hanging on the lottery. Afterwards, eight militants were accused by the federal government of inciting riots. "Chicago 8" (Chicago 8), but because of the trial of one of the Black Panther Party leaders, Schill, was separated, and there was the "Chicago Seven".
The "Chicago Sevens" has attracted media attention. The defendants seized the opportunity of exposure and staged an absurd drama in court. This historic trial lasted several months. The "Chicago Sevens" took the opportunity to give monologues, Speeches and even pranks on judges hope to attract the attention of the public and expose the corrupt political system. And Alan Sorkin's large number of fast-paced conversations will be turned into a powerful attack on the court in "The Chicago Seven: A Shocking Trial".
The "seven people" accused by the government include Sasha Byron Cohen, Daniel Flaherty, "Behind the One Dollar", and those who won the Oscar for "The Theory of Love" Eddie Redmayne, "The Thief of Heart" Alex Sharp, "The Gentlemen" Jeremy Strong.
Other roles include "Aquaman" villain "Black Manta Ray" Yahya Abdulmaidin, "Super Project" Joseph Gordon Levitt, and "Birdman" won the Golden Globe Award for Best Music and Comedy The movie's Michael Keaton, "May I ask Mr. President" Frank Langeira, "The First Player" Mark Lawrence, Marvel Universe's "Thunder" William Hurt, the cast is star-studded.
Looking back at Alan Sorkin’s work, his first play "The Devil and the Officer" written in 1992 was adapted from his stage play of the same name, starring Tom Cruise, Jack Nixon and Demi Moore. The first work was a blockbuster. The film was shortlisted for four Oscars for Best Picture and Best Supporting Actor, and the script was nominated for the Golden Globe Awards. Then Alan Sorkin created "The White House", which won two Golden Globe Awards and 26 Emmy Awards. When the seventh season of the film was over, Alan Sorkin continued to return to the film script. Ranks.
The first is the 2007 Charlie Wilson biographical film "Wizards" starring Tom Hanks, describing how this Texas congressman persuaded the US government to help Afghanistan resist the Soviet invasion; then in 2010 it was Alan Sorkin A truly brilliant year, "Social Network", which documented the rise of "Facebook" founder Mark Zuckerberg, came out. The film found a place for Jesse Eisenberg, who interpreted the messy curly hair and speech like a series. Mark Zuckerberg of the gun, simply impeccable, was also nominated for best actor Oscar. In addition, Alan Sorkin won the Oscar for best screenplay with this film.
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