Film Lens
It's Criminal examines the intersections of privilege, economics, justice, and injustice through a class at Dartmouth College. This course pairs students with incarcerated women, fostering dialogue and understanding about their contrasting lives. The film presents personal stories that highlight systemic inequalities within the criminal justice system.
By focusing on the experiences of these women and the reactions of the students, the documentary addresses broader societal issues. It challenges viewers to reflect on their own perceptions of privilege and justice, making it a relevant exploration of contemporary social issues.
Why Watch
- •Meet incarcerated women sharing their stories.
- •See Dartmouth College students confront privilege.
- •Find out about systemic inequalities in justice.
Did You Know
•The documentary features a unique class at Dartmouth College.
•The film runs for 80 minutes.
•It focuses on the experiences of incarcerated women.
Perfect For
Social justice advocatesCriminal justice studentsDartmouth College alumni