The Wrong Man: 17 Years Behind Bars

It's an irony of the British criminal justice system that those convicted and imprisoned have to show remorse to get parole; thus those wrongly convicted are held inside for longer than those who actually committed a crime. This moving documentary tells the appalling story of Andrew Malkinson, who was imprisoned for 17 years for a rape he didn't commit; worse, there are even reasons to suggest the police fitted him up, leaning on local petty criminals to give positive identifications in the absence of any forensic evidence. Understandably, Malkinson is angry, but also clear headed. This film left me angry as well, but also moved.