this was the most thought provoking capital punishment movie ever. it refused to seem one sided and the emotions felt throughout the story are as real as it can get. this movie had one of the most human (and i use this term in a good way) compassionate religious character ever. this movie actually caused me to go out to find and read the book (which is rare for me). sister helen exerted more of a spiritual tone than a religious(which is also rare). and it presented both sides to the issue so that people on both sides who watched the movie do not feel that a point was left out. and we have the director to thank for that. this is not a film for entertainment. but it is film that delivers a message that can reach to the core of your heart. i can not think of another film like it. 
this was the most thought provoking capital punishment movie ever. it refused to seem one sided and the emotions felt throughout the story are as real as it can get. this movie had one of the most human (and i use this term in a good way) compassionate religious character ever. this movie actually caused me to go out to find and read the book (which is rare for me). sister helen exerted more of a spiritual tone than a religious(which is also rare). and it presented both sides to the issue so that people on both sides who watched the movie do not feel that a point was left out. and we have the director to thank for that. this is not a film for entertainment. but it is film that delivers a message that can reach to the core of your heart. i can not think of another film like it. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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