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Educational Curriculum

Educational Viewing

Films and documentaries used in our structured educational programs about Canadian legal processes.

About This Curriculum

These films are part of FAC's structured educational programming about legal processes in Canada. Each film is accompanied by facilitated, moderated discussion sessions focused on general legal process education.

Learning objectives: Understanding how the Canadian legal system works, examining how allegations are addressed within criminal and family law procedures, and exploring the role of evidence in legal proceedings.

The Hurricane

1999

The story of Rubin "Hurricane" Carter, a boxer whose conviction was later overturned by the courts.

When They See Us

2019

An educational dramatization of the Central Park Five case and how the legal system addressed it.

Just Mercy

2019

Lawyer Bryan Stevenson's work navigating the appeals process within the legal system.

Out Cry

2020

An educational examination of Greg Kelley's case as it moved through the legal system.

Hard Time: The David Milgaard Story

1999

An educational account of a landmark Canadian case and how it was addressed within the legal system.

The Central Park Five

2012

Ken Burns' documentary examining how the legal system processed a notable case.

No Visible Trauma

2020

Canadian documentary examining publicly reported events involving Calgary policing.

Marlene

2020

Canadian docudrama exploring the Steven Truscott case.

False Allegations Canada provides educational information only. We do not provide legal advice or legal representation and do not advocate for changes in law or public policy.