Dans le chemin de la liberté, Les prisonniers apprennent à se déverrouiller

Par Reilly Wisniewski

Le 10 court métrage d'une minute, Chemin de la Liberté, réalisé par Emmanuel Vaughan-Lee, nous montre comment réparer une mauvaise situation. Dans le documentaire, nous suivons Fleet Maull du Prison Mindfulness Institute alors qu'il aide les détenus à acquérir de bonnes compétences en communication et en résolution de problèmes afin qu'ils puissent commencer à vivre une vie meilleure et éviter d'avoir d'autres ennuis..

In an environment where everyone’s worst behavior is just under the surface, Maull’s prior years behind bars help lend him credibility and an opening to reach more reserved prisoners. What results is a touching interaction with remorseful men who are given a chance to heal from their poor choices. Through meditation, Maull provides an outlet for growth that the men will be able to carry on practicing for the duration of their sentence, and after.

Chemin de la Liberté is extremely well produced and provides great insight into a real world situation that is often glamourized or falsely portrayed in movies, télévision, and other entertainment. It highlights the regret felt by the prisoners and how their actions have led them to this point of self-reflection.

The film serves as a reminder that everyone is capable of changing their lives for the better, even at their lowest point. Everyone has the capability to want to be better, and all it takes is a little self-reflection and guidance from someone with love in their heart.

je donnerais ce film 4/5 étoiles.

Reilly Wisniewski is a Senior at Compass College of Film and Media. He is currently on his way to a Bachelor’s Degree of Fine Arts with an emphasis on Film Editing. Il est stagiaire en montage de films et de vidéos chez CMRubinWorld et travaille sur leur série Net Zero..

Auteur: C. M. Rubin

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