Oh my goodness, I was not expecting this movie to be so good. I felt very sad for Nick Yarris' when he was sad and very happy for him when he was happy. It really is a touching story. I wasn't looking to watch it, but I just did.

It is Nick Yarris, a death row inmate, just sitting in a room and telling his story. His ability to relay what he has been through was captivating. I don't know if it was his voice or his facial expressions, but it had my complete attention for the entire 96 minutes.

I absolutely recommend this, especially in light of the great success of Making a Murder.