This is a fantastic, moving, awakening story. We all make mistakes--many of us left wondering how and why we found ourselves in the situations that brought judgment down on us. Sure, there are hardened criminals who are unrepentant and would perpetrate their crimes again and again if given the chance. But many criminals are truly repentant. Should they have their lives taken from them? And how do we know who is sorry, who is not sorry, or even who is an innocent victim of a mistake of justice? Kill them all? We all deserve to die, because if we even think it, we have done it. That concept, once only understood by mystics and the spiritually inclined, has been proven time and again by quantum physics. This film deals with all of these questions and answers, as well as with pure evil and an absolute lack of forgiveness even for those who have paid for their mistakes and have begun their lives over again. Powerful film, and one that certainly deserves more than an average of 5 stars.
Review of Imprisoned
