Two filmmakers, Richard and Daniel, embark on a documentary project in 1995, gaining unprecedented access to a prison, including death row. They learn an inmate's execution is imminent, but the footage is confiscated by the warden, only to be returned years later. The film jumps to the present, where the filmmakers are editing, and Mimi tries to sell the documentary. As the past and present converge, the filmmakers' perspectives and priorities shift, leading to creative differences. The film culminates in the step-by-step process of an execution, revealing the condemned man and warden's shared emotions as they approach the final moment.
Execution
Filmmakers Richard and Daniel gain unparalleled access to a 1995 prison, documenting the daily lives and hardships of inmates through their unique relationship with the warden, Richard's uncle.
