Under Adelaide's Umbrella

"A lawyer can build a defense in two ways. The first, most common way, is to prove that the defendant did not have the opportunity to commit the crime they are accused of. That is, to convince the court that... the defendant has an alibi. The second way to remove the accusation from their client is to independently find the murderer."
During a festival in the town square, a woman is murdered — and there are no witnesses. A street photographer accidentally took a shot capturing black hands clasped around the victim's neck, and the court concludes that the murderer is a black man. A young woman, just starting her career in law, realizes that the suspect had no connection to the deceased and is accused solely because of his skin color. She has a personal interest in this case, as the suspect is incredibly handsome and, it seems, the feeling is mutual… The investigation quickly wraps up, love begins. But not so fast: witnesses and evidence appear, revealing new details about the victim's life, guilty only of marrying the wrong man…