Storyline
A man against capital punishment is accused of murdering a fellow activist and is sent to death row.
Directors
Cast
Kevin Spacey, Kate Winslet, Cleo King, Jesse De Luna, Marco Perella, Chris Warner, Matt Craven, Julio Cedillo, Gabriel Mann, Christopher Meister, Melissa McCarthy, Julia Lashae, Jim Beaver, Rhona Mitra, Joanna Gallagher, R.C. Keene, T.J. McFarland, Laura Linney, Kathy Lamkin, Matthew Posey, Josh Meyer, George Haynes, Asia De Marcos, Janis Kelly, Peyton Hayslip, Sean Hennigan, Leon Rippy, Katherine Willis, Michele Williams, Paul A. Partain, Kirk Sisco, Ryan Wickerham, Alan Parker, Elizabeth Gast, Robert Lott, Ken Edwards, Michael Crabtree, C.K. McFarland, Keith Poulson, Deborah Abbott, Vernon Grote, Jeff Gibbs, Mark Voges, Cassandra L. Small, Lee Ritchey, Brandy Little, Larissa Wolcott, Charles Sanders, Cliff Stephens, James Huston, Lynn Mathis, Amparo Moreno, Barbara Petricini-Buxton, Amparo García, Oliver Tull, Constance Jones, Cindy Waite, Kimberly Tortorice, Katie Lott, Noah Truesdale, Chuck Cureau, Mike Fontaine, Chris Drewy, Katina Potts, Katherine James, Cindy Michelle, Jennifer Dorsey, Maurice Moore, Brenda Sendejo, Rick Morrow, Julia Kay-Laskowski, Donald Braswell, Jack Gould, Jack Watkins, Gwyn Little, Patrick Fries, Pilar Ferreiro, Claudia Parker, Joan Gispert, Mark Richardson, Justin Lavender, David Dahl, Catenya McHenry, Brian Orr, Michelle Valen, Tanya Zieger, Nick Dawson, Steve Flanagin, Evelyn Lindsey, Stacy Lynn Austin, Jerry M. Barker, Richard R. Bartholomew, Keith Bright, Ryan Brooks, Pei-San Brown, Dian Childs, Starla Christian, Wade Couturiaux, Steve Crawford, Constance Dasse, Matthew J. Dunn, Nikki Folsom, Ryan Hancock, Garrett Hargrove, David Scott Heck, Reda Hicks, Landon Kash, Robert H. Lambert, Gabriel R. Martinez, Frank Matthews, Brent Mitchell, Cindy Palla, Roger Eduardo Palomino, Glen Powell Sr., George Renteria, Nicole R. Roberts, Michael Schmid, Ryan Schneider, Robin Simmons, Melanie Stovall, Danny Trevino, Christine Wolf, Willie Wright
Trailer
Reviews
50
A shock ending may be the best hope for this film, a convoluted mystery that thinks it's way smarter than it is.
50
By the end, it reveals itself as too pat, too absurd and -- as a polemic against capital punishment -- philosophically self- defeating.
50
Miami Herald
There's no real artistry to this: It's as though Parker has just seen "Seven" and suffered some sort of David Fincher flashback.
50
Soon, the audience feels its own sense of despair -- for a movie that might have worked but didn't.
50
Punches the expected buttons without being entirely convincing.
