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LAW AND FILM LINKS

• Film and History: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Film and Television Studies

• Film Reviews and Resources

• NYPD Films WebPage

• Lawyers and Film

• The Literary Life: Films Inspired by the Arts

• Internet Researcher: Movie/Film Links

• Picturing Justice

• The Prisoner's Dilemma at the Movies

• Silent Film Sources Review: Outside the Law (1921)

• Scope: An Online Film Journal

• Scary Women Website

• University of Wisconsin Law Library Video Collection

• Women in Cinema: A Reference Guide

Specific Films

Many films have been analyzed for their law and film content. Here are a few examples.

• Beat the Devil (1954)

• A Civil Action

  University of Washington Guide to A Civil Action

  A Woburn Skeptics' Page: How the film A Civil Action Differs From the Book

• Death and the Maiden

  Barsky, Richard F. , Outsider Law in Literature: Construction and Representation in Death and the Maiden

   

• The Hurricane

  University of Washington Guide to The Hurricane

• Presumed Innocent (1990)

Articles

• Doherty, Thomas, Pre-Code Hollywood: Sex, Immorality and Insurrection in American Cinema 1930-1934 (review of the book)
  

• Elkins, James R., The Legal Mind and the Lawyer Film