Locked up With Dignity? Canada's Federal Prison for Women
This documentary goes inside Grand Valley, a Canadian federal prison for women, to ask whether incarceration can preserve human dignity. It follows the lives of the inmates and the philosophy behind a facility meant to rehabilitate rather than simply punish. Through their stories it weighs the promise against the reality of life behind bars. Thoughtful and humane, it offers a nuanced look at women, crime, and justice. Free to watch in HD on Dr Documentary.
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