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Truth Has Fallen

2013, English. Directed by Sheila M. Sofian.

TRUTH HAS FALLEN is a one-hour live action/animated documentary that examines the work of James McCloskey. Mr.McCloskey founded Centurion Ministries, an organization whose mission is to free prisoners who have been wrongfully convicted of murder. Employing a combination of abstract, surreal animation and live action images, TRUTH HAS FALLEN asks how innocent people could be convicted of murder - what could be done to prevent such injustices in the future - and what happens to these innocent people when they are released from prison after years of incarceration?

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Truth Has Fallen is streaming on fuboTV in India.

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1 November 2013
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Truth Has Fallen is streaming on fuboTV in India. (Checked 12 November 2026.)

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Truth Has Fallen (2013) was directed by Sheila M. Sofian and stars Dennis Nusbaum, Emperor Frederick Von Seidl, Rachel Maxwell.

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