Criminal Justice

A Dream in Doubt is an immigrant story in a world in which patriotism has morphed into murder. When Rana Singh Sodhi’s brother is killed in America’s first post-9/11 revenge murder, he begins a journey to reclaim his American dream and fight the hate that continues to threaten his community. This intimate, hour-long documentary of one man’s odyssey from persecution in India to embracing America as his homeland proves that courage and hope have the power to overcome hate.

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University and College	$265
High School, Community Libraries & Non Profits	$99
Home Viewing	$24.95

Aimee’s Crossing

Directed by: Tod Lending

In this very intimate, honest and provocative character study, the story of juvenile offender Aimee Meyers unfolds over four years as she struggles to overcome her addictions and destructive behavior.

Correction

Directed by: Michael Mulcahy

CORRECTION follows four recruits through the Arizona Department of Corrections seven-week training academy, and then over their first eight months within the state prison system. By exploring the complex relationship between correctional officer and prison inmate, this documentary tells a story about power, justice and the American prison system.

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University and College (with PPR*)	$250
K-12, Public Libraries, Non-profits & Government (with PPR*)	$99.95
Public Libraries (without PPR*)	$39.99
Home Viewing (without PPR*)	$19.95

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Girls on the Wall

Directed by: Heather Ross
Produced by: Heather Ross

The teenage girls of Warrenville Prison are getting a shot at redemption in a most unlikely form: a musical based on their lives. As three fascinating inmates write and stage their play, they're compelled to re-live their crimes, reclaim their humanity and take a first step toward breaking free of the prison system. Given unprecedented access to this juvenile correctional facility by the State of Illinois, the powerful characters of GIRLS ON THE WALL will surprise you with their candor, intimacy, and unexpected sense of humor.

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University and College (with PPR*)	$295
K-12, Public Libraries, Non-profits & Government (with PPR*)	$125
Public Libraries (without PPR*)	$39

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OMAR & PETE is a compelling and highly personal film that examines the social, economic, and personal barriers two ex-offenders face as they try to reintegrate into their communities and families. Following the two long-time friends for several years after what they hope will be their final prison release, the film reveals two divergent paths as one wrestles with addiction and fear while the other finds success and freedom through helping others.