Behind Bars and Fighting For My Family (Prison Documentary)
Synopsis
Two years of separation weigh heavily on inmates as they struggle to maintain connections with their families while serving time in a maximum security prison.
Synopsis
Boon Keng sits on the grass in a maximum security prison, reflecting on his two-year separation from his daughter. He participates in a mindfulness program to address his feelings of guilt and regret. Graceson, known for his tough demeanor, struggles with the loss of his wife's visits, revealing the fragility of his family ties. Iskandar faces the emotional weight of saying goodbye to loved ones. These men confront their pasts while trying to maintain connections with their families amid the challenges of prison life.
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Why Watch
- Meet an inmate reflecting on family separation.
- Find out how mindfulness helps inmates cope.
- See the impact of past actions on family relationships.
Did You Know
- One inmate has a sentence of three years and six months.
- The inmate has been in prison for two years and will be released in July 2024.
- The newspaper available to inmates is typically two weeks old.
- Inmates participate in mindfulness activities to manage their emotions.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the length of the prisoner's sentence?
The prisoner's sentence is three years and six months.
When will the prisoner be released?
The prisoner will be released in July of the following year.
What is the main support system for the prisoner?
The prisoner's only support is his girlfriend, who visits him.
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