Film Lens
Docile Bodies examines the complex role of defense lawyers in the criminal justice system, focusing on Alfredo Garcia Kalb. The film presents a critical view of the legal profession, particularly the perception of defense attorneys as morally questionable figures. Alfredo, however, is portrayed as a principled lawyer who believes in the importance of his work, emphasizing that he is not merely a 'blood-sucking vulture' but someone with values that guide his practice.
The documentary runs for 75 minutes and is directed by Diego Gachassin. It addresses themes of delinquency and the ethical dilemmas faced by lawyers defending those accused of crimes. Through Alfredo's narrative, the film invites viewers to reconsider their assumptions about the legal system and the individuals who operate within it.
Why Watch
- •Meet Alfredo Garcia Kalb, a principled defense lawyer.
- •See the ethical dilemmas faced by criminal defense attorneys.
- •Find out why defense lawyers are often misunderstood.
Did You Know
•The film was released in 2015 and runs for 75 minutes.
•Alfredo Garcia Kalb is the main subject and cast member.
•The director of the film is Diego Gachassin.
Perfect For
Legal ethicsCriminal justiceDefense attorneys