“...
a moving documentary” |
|
NEW
YORK
 “....puts
a human face on prisoners struggling with their inability to read.” |
| | —Warren
Woodburry, Jr. |
|
“Prisoners
guide each other through the slow literacy process with patience that borders
on tenderness.” |
| | —Jessica
Bruder |
|
“...
uplifting.” |
| | —Jay
Ambrose |
|
“...
an affecting look at a small group trying to make a dent in a big problem.” |
| | —Joanne
Weintraub |
|
Albany
“The
film celebrates the psychological ‘liberation’ of newly literate prisoners
and explores the connection between illiteracy and crime.” |
| | —Kevin
McDonough |
|
“With
2 million Americans incarcerated today, we may need to be reminded that our efforts
are still needed to promote literacy and reclaim the lives of criminals. How
Do You Spell Murder may inspire us anew.” |
|
"...
an inspiring wake-up call." |
| | —Thomas
Goodhue |
|
"...
truly thought-provoking ... creates in the viewer a desire to be proactive." |
| | |
|
 
"...
I've seen [
it
]
and was impressed, moved and shocked." |
| | —Mea
Kaemmerlen |
| | |
