Opening for 1 week run at New York's Quad Cinema. Fri. Sept. 12. Filmmaker Q&A

       The Midnight Ride of Jonathan Luna is a gripping, illuminating and provocative documentary about the unsolved murder of Jonathan Luna, a Federal prosecutor who was found dead in 2003 with over 30 stab wounds and slashes. Director Dan Cohen interviews Luna's friends, colleagues, and legal experts to hear from their perspectives on the his death, which couldn't have been a suicide.

     Who killed him? What was his/her or their motive? Could it have something to do with the drug trial that he was the prosecutor for?

     This intriguing documentary leaves a lot to think about and will make audiences angry that justice hasn't been served for Luna. It's a convincing argument that his case deserves to be re-opened, and also highlights the corruption and injustice of the so-called "justice" system in the U.S. At 1 hour and 37 minutes, The Midnight Ride of Jonathan Luna opens at Quad Cinema Sept. 12.