Time

This documentary intimately chronicles the life of Fox Rich, a woman striving to free her son from a 60-year prison sentence. Over two decades, she navigates the complexities of the American justice system, maintaining hope and fighting for her family's reunification amidst overwhelming odds. The film offers a raw and personal look at the devastating impact of mass incarceration.

Time was met with widespread critical acclaim, lauded for its powerful storytelling, emotional resonance, and unflinching examination of the prison system. Critics praised Garrett Bradley's intimate directorial approach and Fox Rich's resilience.

• A deeply moving and personal look at the impact of long-term incarceration.

• Praised for its raw honesty and powerful portrayal of a mother's fight for her family.

• Garrett Bradley's direction is lauded for its sensitivity and intimacy.

Google audience: Audiences were deeply moved by the film's emotional power and the protagonist's strength, finding it an important and impactful story about family and the justice system. Many highlighted its unflinching portrayal of a harsh reality.

Won the Sundance Film Festival Grand Jury Prize: U.S. Documentary; Nominated for an Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature.

Director Garrett Bradley filmed over 20 years worth of footage for the documentary, capturing the evolving lives of Fox Rich and her family as they fought for Rob's release.