Perhaps intended as a corrective to In the Heat of the Night, Wyler’s little-known final film is a tense drama of small-town race conflict. Businessman Roscoe Lee Browne hires bigoted lawyer Lee J. Cobb to divorce his wife, who is having an affair with cop Anthony Zerbe. Add Yaphet Kotto, nursing a grudge against another police officer and it’s just a matter of time before this powder keg explodes.