3 1/2 Minutes, Ten Bullets

US documentary examining the aftermath of the 2012 murder of Jordan Davis in Jacksonville, Florida.

On Black Friday, the day after Thanksgiving in November 2012, Michael Dunn opened fire on a car of four black teenagers, whilst stopped at a petrol station, after an argument about their music, killing 17-year-old passenger Jordan Davis.

The documentary follows Dunn's trial for first-degree murder, including footage from inside the courtroom, and examines the varying testimonies of those involved including Dunn's claim that he felt mortally threatened by the group.

As well as exploring Florida's contentious stand-your-ground law, the feature looks at the double standards of the country's police and justice systems as Jordan's family seek justice for his death.