A Jury of Her Peers

Year: 1980

Runtime: 30 mins

Language: English

Director: Sally Heckel

Drama

Directed by Sally Heckel, this 1980 short film adapts Susan Glaspell’s story about a farm woman accused of killing her husband in the early 1900s Midwest. The narrative examines rural life and community judgment, and the film earned an Oscar nomination for Best Live‑Action Short Film.

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