The Outrage

Year: 1964

Runtime: 96 mins

Language: English

Director: Martin Ritt

WesternDramaCrime

A con artist, a preacher and a prospector gather at an abandoned railway station to analyze the recent trial of outlaw Juan Carrasco, convicted of murdering a man and raping his wife. As they recount the case, they confront contradictory testimonies, each new version raising unsettling questions about whether the act stemmed from violence or love.

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