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Until Proven Innocent is based on the case of David Dougherty, and the lawyer, scientist and journalist who concluded he had been wrongly convicted. In 1993 Dougherty was jailed for the rape and abduction of an 11-year-old girl. This dramatisation follows the campaign to prove his innocence: court appeals, journalism, and a key piece of DNA evidence. Chosen to open 2009's Sunday Theatre season the tele-movie was nominated for 10 Qantas Awards, and won five, including best drama and best actor (for Cohen Holloway's standout performance as Dougherty).
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Film, 1980 (Trailer)
A feature film following a famous wrongful conviction case
Television, 1999 (Excerpts)
Documentary following events after another guilty verdict
2009 Qantas Film & Television Awards
Best Drama Programme
Best Performance by an Actor (Cohen Holloway)
Best Performance by a Supporting Actor (Peter Elliott)
Best Camera (David Paul)
Best Editing in a Drama Programme (Paul Sutorius)
Zeewestie
Posted at 01.02AM - 04.11.2010
Very well acted, very inaccurate movie! Poorly researched.