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P4W: Prison for Women

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For 19 days, the makers of this documentary had unprecedented access to Canada's only maximum-security prison for women. Observing and interviewing nearly 100 inmates, they provide a non-judgmental look at a group of people wrestling with guilt and persecution, anger and repentance, loneliness and love, hope and despair. Three convicts become the focus of the film and their struggles serve as revealing microcosms of the prison's entire population.

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Camille Kittrell Sojourner P4W achieves what every social documentary strives for: a visual message so effectively potent that, by itself, it impels a significant social change. Aug 20, 2019 Full Review Read all reviews
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Synopsis For 19 days, the makers of this documentary had unprecedented access to Canada's only maximum-security prison for women. Observing and interviewing nearly 100 inmates, they provide a non-judgmental look at a group of people wrestling with guilt and persecution, anger and repentance, loneliness and love, hope and despair. Three convicts become the focus of the film and their struggles serve as revealing microcosms of the prison's entire population.
Director
Janis Cole, Holly Dale
Genre
Documentary
Original Language
English
Runtime
1h 15m