Everyone has a truth to want to believe.
A lawyer tasked with defending a robbery-and-murder suspect begins developing doubts about what truly happened.
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Masaharu Fukuyama Koji Yakusho Suzu Hirose Shinnosuke Mitsushima Mikako Ichikawa Izumi Matsuoka Aju Makita Tōru Shinagawa Toshie Negishi Tsutomu Takahashi Ichirō Ogura Hajime Inoue Isao Hashizume Yuki Saito Kotaro Yoshida Makoto Nakamura Hiroshi Yamamoto Hikohiko Sugiyama Kenji Iwaya Takahiro Ono Madoka Tomosaki Hideki Nakano Roy Kishima Michiyo Yokoyama Rumi Komatsu Ogawa Tomohiro Asami Shibuya Sekkaku Onoda Michio Honekawa Akihiro Kimura Masanori Iwasaki
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