"We do not accept price negotiations. Please be aware of this beforehand." ★This is a pamphlet only. It has not been made into a video software at the time of listing. A documentary that follows the "Shaken Baby Syndrome" cases, which led to many wrongful convictions. Based on the Kansai Telecasting documentary series "Verification: Shaken Baby Syndrome," which won numerous awards including the Agency for Cultural Affairs Arts Festival Award for Excellence, this film adds new interviews and perspectives. In the 2010s, cases arose where parents were arrested and prosecuted on suspicion of "Shaken Baby Syndrome (SBS)," where babies were violently shaken, causing severe brain damage. While the media widely reported on these cases, there were doctors who were diagnosing with a sense of mission to protect young lives, while the "SBS Verification Project" was launched by criminal defense lawyers and legal scholars. The project members supported the defendants who claimed innocence and their families, thoroughly investigating the possibility of accidents and illnesses. "Justice to eliminate child abuse" and "justice to eliminate wrongful convictions" clashed fiercely, eventually leading to an unprecedented situation where a series of not-guilty verdicts were issued. The director is Daisuke Ueda, who joined Kansai Telecasting as an in-house lawyer and then became a news reporter to address issues of criminal justice. Director Ueda, who has been following SBS cases for eight years, repeatedly conversed with the individuals and families who were accused in the cases, and while tormented by the dilemma of the violence of the reporting side, questions the ideal form of the judiciary and the media. ★38 pages Released in 2025 Movie.com 4.4 points (out of 5) *Score at the time of listing. "Please note" This product is a used item, so it will be handed over as is. Please refrain from purchasing if you do not understand. ★This is a pamphlet only. #Kantele #ImanishiCase #SBS #WrongfulConviction #Documentary #Court #Lawyer