Time delivers a powerful broadside against the flaws of the American justice system -- and chronicles one family's refusal to give up against all odds. Read critic reviews
Time
2020, Documentary, 1h 21m
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Entrepreneur Fox Rich spends the last two decades campaigning for the release of her husband, Rob G. Rich, who is serving a 60-year prison sentence for a robbery they both committed in the early 1990s in a moment of desperation.
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Rating: PG-13 (Some Strong Language)
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Genre: Documentary
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Original Language: English
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Director: Garrett Bradley
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Producer: Garrett Bradley, Lauren Domino, Kellen Quinn
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Distributor: Amazon Studios
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It's the only thing we can't make more of. I could hear the arguments of both the detractors and supporters of Fox Rich as I watched this twenty year odyssey unfold in under eighty minutes, but while some will stick with their staunch opinions about having to do the time if you commit the crime Garrett Bradley's new doc, Time, will hopefully force such uncompromising views to step back and examine the root cause of what pushes an individual to feel as if they have nowhere left to turn while understanding the concept that not all time assigned is equal to the severity of the crime committed. And while there is much to be said about and learned from what Bradley's film chronicles none of it matters once the film reaches its sweepingly beautiful, but painfully tragic conclusion; it's maybe one of the most powerful and moving moments in any movie I'll see all year.
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