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Release Date:
January 1, 2018
Original Title:
The death of us
Production Companies:
Doordarshan
Ratings / Certifications:
N/A
Runtime: 76
The debate on death penalty is loud and impassioned. Instead of echoing that cacophony, The Death of Us, quietly reflects on a range of cases in which the death penalty was pronounced. Sometimes, ending in the execution of the convicted; sometimes in commutation to a life sentence; and sometimes to acquittal and release. Speaking to some who have been on death row, and others closely involved with the cases, we engage in complex conversations on crime and punishment, revenge and justice, popular rhetoric and personal experiences. Only to find ourselves confronted by larger ethical and moral questions across time and space.
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Cinematography:
Rusha Bose
Desmond Roberts
Vani Subramanian
Director:
Vani Subramanian
Editor:
Kuldeep Gaur
Vani Subramanian
Music Score Producer:
David Hewson
Producer:
Rajiv Mehrotra
Project Manager:
Doordarshan
Researcher:
Nidhi Kol
Vani Subramanian
Sound Designer:
Gangotri Mishra
Pratik Biswas
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