Time

...the point of the film is Sibil’s decades-long ordeal and she emerges with heroic and compelling dignity.

By turns moving and angry, it’s a thought-provoking hymn to love, family and the power of Black female courage.

Poetic documentary about a family torn apart by prison.

A poignant and monumental portrait of mass incarceration in America.

...a staggering portrait of resilience against insurmountable odds.

Shot in black and white, while shifting between different points in time, Bradley’s nonlinear approach, and unbelievably effective and moving film score, is an elegant experience.