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Dying in Prison
By Graham Kates
In 2006, Edgar Barens went to prison every day for six months. The Iowa State Penitentiary had granted the Chicago-based film-maker unprecedented access to shoot a documentary about the prison’s fledgling hospice program.
There, he met and filmed the eponymous lead of his film, Prison Terminal: The ...
In 2006, Edgar Barens went to prison every day for six months. The Iowa State Penitentiary had granted the Chicago-based film-maker unprecedented access to shoot a documentary about the prison’s fledgling hospice program.
There, he met and filmed the eponymous lead of his film, Prison Terminal: The ...
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