:58:01
Okay, I can live with those.
:58:06
- Thank you, Mr Carter.
- You're welcome, Mr Williams.
:58:11
Shower's all yours.
:58:22
Thank you.
:58:24
It came to me as kind of a revelation
that my own freedom...
:58:28
lay in not wanting or needing anything
of which they could deprive me.
:58:33
If punishment consisted
of being locked in your cell...
:58:37
then by simply choosing
to never leave my cell...
:58:40
I deprived them of that weapon.
:58:42
I would not work in their shops.
I would not eat their food.
:58:45
I began to study. I dissected
my entire case piece by piece...
:58:50
beginning with my initial arrest
through the trial itself...
:58:54
and finally to the awful verdict.
:58:57
I didn't get a trial
free from constitutional error
and racial prejudice.
:59:01
He knows that. You know it.
:59:03
That's not helpin' me
in here, Myron.
:59:05
Look. Look, I'm innocent,
that's why.
:59:10
Seven years! You're goddam right
it's seven years!
:59:13
Just get me outta here.
I want a new trial. Okay?
:59:18
The people united
will never be defeated.
:59:21
The people united
will never be defeated.
:59:25
The people united
will never be defeated.
:59:28
The people united--
:59:30
It shows that there's still hope.
:59:34
There is hope for change
in America.
:59:38
I believe in law and order,
and I believe that everybody...
:59:40
has a right to,
uh, get another trial.
:59:43
Here comes the story
of The Hurricane
:59:47
The man the authorities
came to blame
:59:50
- For something that he never done
- Give a hand for Miss Ellen Burstyn.
:59:54
Put in aprison cell
but one time
:59:57
He could have been
the champion of the world