Three Witnesses (film)

Three Witnesses refers to a 1935 American crime drama film directed by Leslie Goodwins. The film stars Brian Donlevy, June Clayworth, and Walter Brennan. The plot revolves around a district attorney who prosecutes a man for murder, relying heavily on the testimony of three witnesses. However, the DA later suspects the witnesses may be perjuring themselves, leading him to reinvestigate the case and uncover the truth behind the killing. The film is a low-budget production, characteristic of many B movies of the era. It focuses on themes of justice, corruption, and the fallibility of human perception and memory.