Executions

This film should shock - because truth hurts.

1995•58m•

★7.0(8 ratings)

Documentary

Overview

Examines real footage of the various methods humanity has used throughout history for capital punishment. The makers point out how unjustifiable the death penalty is in every situation, so they do take a staunch stance against what's presented.

Director

David Herman

Writers

David Monaghan

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Full Crew

Direction

Director: David Herman

Writing

Writer: David Monaghan

Keywords

executionermondoshockumentary

Did You Know?

The film's tagline is: "This film should shock - because truth hurts."

The film was directed by David Herman.

The screenplay was written by David Monaghan.

This title is listed on IMDb as tt0150490.

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Executions

This film should shock - because truth hurts.

1995•58m•

★7.0(8 ratings)

Documentary

Overview

Director

David Herman

Writers

David Monaghan

Watchlist

Full Crew

Direction

Director: David Herman

Writing

Writer: David Monaghan

Keywords

executionermondoshockumentary

Did You Know?

The film's tagline is: "This film should shock - because truth hurts."

The film was directed by David Herman.

The screenplay was written by David Monaghan.

This title is listed on IMDb as tt0150490.

Gallery

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Movie Information

Original Title:

Executions

Status:

Released

Age Rating:

NC-17

Language:

English

Country of Origin:

United Kingdom

Production Companies:

Eduvision Films

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