Brothers Karamazov, Part 15

In this concluding clip of Brothers Karamazov, Dmitri must jeopardize his freedom In order to live his life without regrets.  He has an important stop to make, before he leaves the country. 

Risking imprisonment, Dmitri must humbly atone for a past wrong.  Is he capable of doing so? 

Is this version of "jury nullification" acceptable under the law?  Is it acceptable under the moral law?  And ... Is there a difference between the two?

Brothers Karamazov, story by Fyodor Dostoevsky, Part 1

Brothers Karamazov, Part 2

Brothers Karamazov, Part 3

Brothers Karamazov, Part 4

Brothers Karamazov, Part 5

Brothers Karamazov, Part 6

Brothers Karamazov, Part 7

Brothers Karamazov, Part 8

Brothers Karamazov, Part 9

Brothers Karamazov, Part 10

Brothers Karamazov, Part 11

Brothers Karamazov, Part 12

Brothers Karamazov, Part 13

Brothers Karamazov, Part 14

Credits

Clip from Brothers Karamazov, online courtesy TCM.

Director: 
Richard Brooks

Producer: 
Pandro S. Berman

Based on:
Brothers Karamazov, by Fyodor Dostoevsky

Screenplay:
Julius J. Epstein
Philip G. Epstein
Richard Brooks

Starring:   
Yul Brynner - Dmitri Karamazov
Maria Schell - Grushenka
William Shatner - Alexei
Lee J. Cobb - Father Karamazov

Music: 
Bronislau Kaper

Cinematography:   
John Alton

Editing:
John D. Dunning

Distributed by:    
MGM