15 to Life: What Were You Like At 15?
Criminal psychologist Randy Otto explains to Kenneth's lawyers the dangers of deciding a defendant's future based on his or her behavior as a teenager.
15 to Life: Resentencing
Kenneth's lawyers Paolo Annino and Corinne Koeppen discuss the chances of success for Kenneth's resentencing.
15 to Life: Rehabilitation
Public-interest lawyer Bryan Stevenson discusses the capacity of children for recovery and rehabilitation
15 to Life: Student Reactions
A group of students watch and discuss 15 to Life: Kenneth's Story and juvenile justice.
15 to Life: Juvenile Justice and Rehabilitation
Pinellas public defender Patrice Moore and public-interest lawyer Bryan Stevenson share their experiences working with the juvenile justice system.
15 to Life: Kenneth's Story
Kenneth's lawyer, Paolo Annino, discusses Kenneth's case and the Graham v. Florida (2010) Supreme Court decision that could change Kenneth's future.
15 to Life: Kenneth's Story - Trailer
Does sentencing a teenager to life without parole serve society? Following a Florida man who received four life sentences at age 15, this eye-opening film reveals a justice system that routinely condemns young Americans to die in prison.
Fallen City: Hong's Dream
In this extra scene from Fallen City, Hong dreams about the aftermath of the earthquake and recalls his father's disappearance.
Fallen City: Filmmaker Interview
Filmmaker Qi Zhao discusses the making of the documentary Fallen City.
Fallen City: The Flood
Engineers flood the destroyed city of Beichuan with water from a nearby unstable "quake lake," formed by landslides after the earthquake, that threaten to further devastate the Sichuan area.
Fallen City - Trailer
After an earthquake levels Beichuan, China, a modern replica rises with astounding speed, but while a city can be rebuilt, reconstructing a community’s heart and soul is a long, emotional journey.
Fallen City: Earthquake Aftermath as Museum
The ruined city of old Beichuan is turned into a museum open to tourists.
Fallen City: Getting Away From That
Mr. Peng reminisces about his daughter, who went missing in the Beichuan earthquake.
Fallen City: Brand New
The new Beichuan nears completion, attracting billions of yuan in investment.
Fallen City: Rebuilding
A news report announces the construction of the new Beichuan city and the future it offers residents of the old city.
Fallen City: Never Forget My Father
Hong reflects on the loneliness he and his mother experienced after his father went missing.
Fallen City: The Doll Cheers Me Up
Li Guihua discusses finding meaning and happiness in her life after the earthquake.
Fallen City: Community No More?
Li Guihua and her neighbors compare the environment of new Beichuan to their old city.
Dance for Me: Egor's Childhood
In this extra scene from Dance for Me, Egor's mother shows where Egor was born and shares what his life was like while growing up in Moscow, Russia.
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