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Yet, there is one subject that they scrupulously avoid: the crime. When they decide to publish their letters, however, Gea feels compelled to confront the issue. Restricted by the American justice system in what he can divulge, Bryan puts several half-truths in writing. With the proceeds of the book, Gea sets out to engage a lawyer in the hope Bryan's case can be reopened. She selects her fellow countryman, Bart Stapert, who lives and works in New Orleans. His task: to commute the death sentence to one of life imprisonment without possibility of parole.

Beyond Reason: uncovering the facts and learning to live with them. Gea's journey of discovery becomes a journey for all The key figures involved are confronted with the limits of their tolerance. Taking a provocative approach, the filmmaker confronts the viewer with the emotional effects of The Death Penalty.
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