Reviews

This documentary is a great story of one man who refuses to give up, who refuses to take no for an answer and who takes his message of hope all the way to the White House. This film takes you on a ride of emotions from the devastation of Katrina as Rockey hangs on to a rope on his roof while riding out 150 mph winds to the exciting road trip as he tows his trailer to the White House. Who would have ever thought that this man from the "bayou" would get a nearly one hour one-on-one meeting with the President of the United States in the Oval Office! I laughed and I cried and I will never forget this beautiful film. This is the kind of story you want to watch again and again. It's a classic. Two thumbs way way up!

"Everyone is talking about this incredible story which will change the way you look at the death penalty forever." This quote is from the news story filed by reporter Melissa Crabtree of WPSD Television in Southern Illinois. Miss. Crabtree is not exaggerating when she says that "Everyone is talking ..." because this film was definitely the buzz of the Big Muddy Film Festival in Souther Illinois. Many great films played there this year but "Execution" had the town talking. Here's the story: "In 1995 two filmmakers hid surveillance cameras in the death chamber and recorded a man's execution in the electric chair. The footage was confiscated and hidden from the public for 10 years...until now." Need I say more - DON'T MISS THIS FILM.