Real footage of various execution methods from countries like the United States and Japan spans 58 minutes, raising questions about the death penalty.
“This film should shock - because truth hurts.”
Synopsis
Real footage of various execution methods from countries like the United States and Japan spans 58 minutes, raising questions about the death penalty.
Synopsis
In the United States and Japan, execution methods reveal the stark realities of capital punishment. "Executions," directed by David Herman, presents real footage of various execution practices throughout history. The film critiques the ethical implications of state-sanctioned killing, arguing against the death penalty under any circumstances. It prompts a reevaluation of societal attitudes toward justice and punishment, challenging viewers to confront the brutality inherent in these practices. The documentary runs for 58 minutes and was produced in Great Britain in 1995.
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Why Watch
- See real footage of execution methods from around the world.
- Find out about the ethical implications of the death penalty.
- Meet the arguments against state-sanctioned killing.
Did You Know
- The film features real footage of execution methods from multiple countries.
- David Herman directed 'Executions' in 1995, lasting 58 minutes.
- The documentary critiques capital punishment practices in the United States and Japan.
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Who directed the documentary 'Executions'?
David Herman directed the documentary 'Executions'.
What is the duration of the documentary 'Executions'?
The duration of 'Executions' is 58 minutes.
In which country was the documentary 'Executions' produced?
The documentary 'Executions' was produced in Great Britain.
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