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Jessica Blank (writer)
Erik Jensen (writer)
Release Date:
27 January 2005 (USA) more
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2 nominations more
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"The true stories of 6 exonerated survivors of death row." Stories are told through gritty real life-like interviews. more (8 total)
Cast
(Credited cast) | Susan Sarandon | ... | Sunny Jacobs |
 | Aidan Quinn | ... | Kerry |
 | Danny Glover | ... | David |
 | Brian Dennehy | ... | Gary Gauger |
 | Delroy Lindo | ... | Delbert |
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
 | Becky Ann Baker | ... | Defense Attorney |
 | Chris Bauer | ... | White Cop #1 |
 | Jessica Blank | ... | Paula |
 | Robert Bogue | ... | Doyle (as Rob Bogue) |
| David Brown Jr. | ... | Robert |
| Dennis Burkley | ... | Sheriff Carroll |
| Bobby Cannavale | ... | Jesse, Sunny's husband |
 | Hamilton Clancy | ... | Robert's friend (scenes deleted) |
| Jimonn Cole | ... | Cop #1 |
| Johanna Day | ... | Sandra |
 | Venida Evans | ... | State's Attorney |
 | Tom Riis Farrell | ... | Farmer |
| Lanny Flaherty | ... | Southern Cop #1 |
| Carlin Glynn | ... | Judge |
 | Grainger Hines | ... | Prosecutor |
 | Erik Jensen | ... | Jeff |
| Brian Kerwin | ... | Cop #2 |
| Bruce Kronenberg | ... | Police Officer |
| Katherine Leask | ... | Sue Gauger |
| Philip Levy | ... | Southern Cop #2 |
| Laurence Luckinbill | ... | Prosecutor |
| William Jay Marshall | ... | Texas Driver |
| Curtis McClarin | ... | Cop #3 |
 | Chuck Montgomery | ... | Defense Attorney |
| Ed Onipede Blunt | ... | Bar Guy |
 | Jay Patterson | ... | White Cop #2 |
 | Anslem Richardson | ... | Robert's Inmate |
| Otto Sanchez | ... | Prison Officer |
| Raynor Scheine | ... | Southern Guy |
| Lou Sumrall | ... | Boyfriend |
| Lee Tergesen | ... | Walter Rhodes |
 | April Yvette Thompson | ... | Georgia |
 | Thomas G. Waites | ... | Deputy |
 | Myk Watford | ... | White's Cop #2 |
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This film places the audience as observer to personal interviews with ex-cons whose death row convictions were overturned, therefore they have been released from prison. They describe the circumstances leading to arrest and conviction, and their states of life and mind before they were arrested. It is a biting commentary on the tragic state of racial and socioeconomic policeable inequality and abuse, which then highlights severe failures of the US legal system. It is maddening in its portrayal of police prejudice and ineptitude. There is no riveting plot, instead there is riveting dialog which makes you sit up and listen - then makes you think again about the death penalty. Less involving than traditional story-teller movies like Dead Man Walking or The Life of David Gale, it is no-less impactful and thought- provoking. The stories are tragic. It is a stage-production which is well brought to the big screen, and deserves the larger exposure derived from theatrical/DVD distribution. A fantastic piece of cinematic art.