It's a Hard Truth Ain't It

A lot of talking, everybody says the same, no depth... rather boring...

And that's the only negative thing about it. It's a insight into these mens lives and how they got to where they are at now. I would really have loved even more in depth stories, but maybe that's too much to ask of them, too private. I wish they would show these to some young people.

As someone who spent their careeer working in children's mental health, this documentary rightly stresses what we have said for years- " it is easier to build up a child, than to repair an adult". Thank you for this gift of an eye into these men's lives.

I don't usually write reviews but this documentary was fantastic and needs to be shown to a bigger audience. I really didn't know what to expect; I watch a lot of similar shows about prisons and life inside but this is unlike any others out there. Of course they've had a long time to reflect on their crimes and life prior so the insight was compelling. I loved seeing their creativity and they way they collaborated together. They make it known in the beginning their intent to make this film is not to get sympathy. I truly believe getting this out there to more people could help other young people identify their current situation and encourage them to get help before they make that decision that could change the rest of their lives. Even adults who already have their minds made up about inmates, what they see them to be like, to offer them a new perspective as well.

I loved every minute, definitely watch this film!

A perfect show 10/10 need to be shown to all the world ! it will change your mind ..