1. Anatomy of a Murder (1959):

• Homicide Theme: This film focuses on murder in the heat of passion.
• Arguments: The defense argues that the homicide was not premeditated but committed by the defendant in a state of extreme emotional distress after discovering his wife’s infidelity. They present evidence of the trauma and the psychological impact of the discovery to support their claim of temporary insanity or “irresistible impulse.”
• Possible Counter-Arguments: The prosecution might argue that the defendant had time to cool down and plan the murder, or that his anger wasn’t severe enough to constitute temporary insanity.

2. Anatomy of Murder (TV Series, 2020-present):

This is a true-crime docuseries focusing on real-life homicides. The theme and arguments would vary depending on the specific episode you watch.

Here’s what you can do to determine the theme and arguments:

• If you have access to information about the specific episode you watched, you can search online for details about the case.
• Look for reviews or episode summaries that might mention the central arguments presented.

Once you know the specific episode or movie, you can research the details of the case and identify the type of homicide and the arguments made by both sides.