Justice is Twelve Years Old 1973

Overview

Justice is Twelve Years Old is a 1973 film directed by Julian Pastor. Known in Spanish as La justicia tiene doce anos, the production is categorized as a comedy with a runtime of one hour and twenty-eight minutes. The film was released in Mexico on April 4, 1973. The narrative centers on a mischievous young girl who must navigate the complexities of her family life during the holiday season. Specifically, the plot focuses on her interactions with her parents, who are described as idiotic, as well as her libertine relatives. Beyond the central premise, the film is noted for a scene featuring the young protagonist wearing a red outfit while carrying a road sign. The movie is documented in various film databases, which also identify Julian Pastor as the director. As an archival entry, this film remains part of the historical record of Mexican cinema from the early 1970s, reflecting the comedic storytelling traditions of that era. The project is officially classified as a released motion picture.