Synopsis
This short biographical documentary profiles Jerry Givens: family man, member of the church choir, artist...and former executioner of Virginia's Death Row. The film is a compelling, and surprisingly uplifting, conversation with Jerry about his unique experiences with life, prison, and death.
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