Six offenders face drug tests, curfews, and therapy sessions over a 10-month period as they attempt to reintegrate into society after incarceration.
“Sooner or later, most criminals get out of prison. But what happens next...”
Synopsis
Six offenders face drug tests, curfews, and therapy sessions over a 10-month period as they attempt to reintegrate into society after incarceration.
Synopsis
At a high-risk parole office in the United States, six offenders confront the challenges of life after prison. Over ten months, director Barry Greenwald captures their experiences with drug tests, curfews, and mandatory therapy sessions. Parole officers and therapists, including David New and Peter Walker, work diligently to prevent recidivism while managing their own frustrations. The film presents a candid portrayal of rehabilitation, featuring diverse stories that reflect the struggles of individuals attempting to reintegrate into society.
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Why Watch
- Meet David New and Peter Walker, real-life offenders.
- Follow the daily routines of parole officers.
- Find out how therapy sessions impact rehabilitation.
Did You Know
- The film follows six offenders over a 10-month period.
- Director Barry Greenwald documents life in a high-risk parole office.
- The film has a runtime of 57 minutes.
- It was produced in Canada and is in English.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who directed the documentary High Risk Offender?
Barry Greenwald directed the documentary High Risk Offender.
What is the duration of the documentary High Risk Offender?
The duration of High Risk Offender is 57 minutes.
In which country was High Risk Offender produced?
High Risk Offender was produced in Canada.
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