The Central Park Five examines a tragic event from 1989, when five young black and Latino boys from Harlem faced wrongful arrest and conviction for the rape of a white woman in New York City's Central Park. This powerful documentary unfolds the disturbing events surrounding this infamous case, highlighting the rush by law enforcement to secure quick convictions, the media's obsession with sensationalism, and the public's outrage that fueled a flawed justice process. As the film delves deep into the details, it reveals how these five teenagers' lives were forever altered by a devastating miscarriage of justice. Through interviews, archival footage, and a gripping narrative, The Central Park Five tells a story of societal failure, prejudice, and the importance of truth in the pursuit of justice. This documentary not only captures a historical moment but also serves as a stark reminder of the consequences that arise when bias influences law enforcement and legal systems.