How long is American Crime Tribute?

American Crime Tribute is 1 hr 30 min long.

What is American Crime Tribute about?

ACCLAIMED TV SERIES John Ridley and Cast Members in Person! AMERICAN CRIME PANEL DISCUSSION AND SCREENING, 90 min. A home invasion killing in Modesto, California kickstarts “American Crime,” the riveting ABC television series created by Oscar-winning writer John Ridley (12 YEARS A SLAVE). As the aftermath of the brutal crime plays out through the media and the justice system, long-simmering class and racial tensions rise to the surface over the course of the first season's 11 episodes. This gritty drama features a brilliant ensemble cast including Felicity Huffman, Timothy Hutton, Benito Martinez and many more. Join us for a special evening including the behind-the-scenes short “Inside American Crime (2015, 20 min.),” clips from episodes and a panel discussion with John Ridley, Felicity Huffman, Timothy Hutton, Penelope Ann Miller, Benito Martinez, Elvis Nolasco and Richard Cabral.

American Crime Tribute

Name: American Crime Tribute
Duration: 90

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How long is American Crime Tribute?: American Crime Tribute is 1 hr 30 min long.

What is American Crime Tribute about?: ACCLAIMED TV SERIES John Ridley and Cast Members in Person! AMERICAN CRIME PANEL DISCUSSION AND SCREENING, 90 min. A home invasion killing in Modesto, California kickstarts “American Crime,” the riveting ABC television series created by Oscar-winning writer John Ridley (12 YEARS A SLAVE). As the aftermath of the brutal crime plays out through the media and the justice system, long-simmering class and racial tensions rise to the surface over the course of the first season's 11 episodes. This gritty drama features a brilliant ensemble cast including Felicity Huffman, Timothy Hutton, Benito Martinez and many more. Join us for a special evening including the behind-the-scenes short “Inside American Crime (2015, 20 min.),” clips from episodes and a panel discussion with John Ridley, Felicity Huffman, Timothy Hutton, Penelope Ann Miller, Benito Martinez, Elvis Nolasco and Richard Cabral.