

A woman spent 18 months in a maximum security prison after being wrongfully accused of a crime, with justice remaining elusive even after her release.
Synopsis
A woman spent 18 months in a maximum security prison after being wrongfully accused of a crime, with justice remaining elusive even after her release.
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Synopsis
A woman enters a maximum security prison in 2013 after being wrongfully accused of a crime. She spends a year and a half behind bars, losing her freedom and life during that time. Even after her release, justice remains elusive. The documentary follows her story and the ongoing fight for accountability within a flawed legal system.
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Why Watch
- Meet a woman wrongfully imprisoned for 18 months.
- Find out how justice remains elusive after release.
- See the impact of feminist activism on legal reform.
Did You Know
- The woman spent 18 months in maximum security prison.
- The film was released in 2023.
- The documentary focuses on the theme of wrongful incarceration.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What year was the woman accused of a crime she did not commit taken to prison?
The woman was taken to a maximum security prison in 2013.
How long did the woman spend in prison?
She spent a year and a half in prison.
What remains a simulation even after her release?
Justice remains only a simulation after her release.
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