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Caught in the Acts (1994) - FAQ

Frequently asked questions about this film.

What is Caught in the Acts about?

Caught in the Acts is a documentary. Footage from a courtroom in France shows 14 suspects being interviewed by deputy public prosecutors. These interviews reveal various aspects of criminal cases. The documentary, released in 1994, runs for 109 minutes and provides a look into the justice system. It covers themes of crime and human rights within society. The primary language is French.

When was Caught in the Acts released?

Caught in the Acts was released in 1994.

How long is Caught in the Acts?

Caught in the Acts has a runtime of 109 minutes.

What genre is Caught in the Acts?

Caught in the Acts is classified as Society, Crime.

What topics does Caught in the Acts cover?

Caught in the Acts explores topics including social-justice, civil-rights.