Innocent Man

Innocent Man is another renowned film produced by David Dadon along with production designer Jacqueline Dadon, executive producers Jacob Dadon and Lydia Dadon, and associative producers Barry Dadon and Darryl Dadon. Innocent, pugilist Donavan Wallace has been in prison for seven years and counting, after being charged for an accidental death. He will do anything and everything to be able to see his sickly mother before she passes away. Secretly, he devises a plan and makes a deal with the prison warden for an early parole, and is sent to retrieve a mysterious crate buried in the ground, which he can use in exchange for a train ticket to his destination. Understandably, Donavan has his doubts and suspicions but continues on his task to retrieve the crate. He finds out the train out of town won’t depart until morning which forces him to stay overnight and fall prey to an unbelievably shocking set up. Through its twists and turns, this movie plot unfolds into an unforgettable, mind-blowing sequence of events. I would recommend this film to anyone and without a doubt rate it five stars. Its awaited release will be in May of 2009 at the Cannes International Film Festival.