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Into the Abyss

2011 · Movie · PG-13 · 105 min

7.0(282)unSUB Rating

DocumentaryCrime

This documentary explores life and death through conversations with people on death row and others affected by a brutal crime. Through interviews and reflections, it looks at punishment, grief, and the human stories behind the justice system, leaving viewers to wrestle with difficult questions and few easy answers.

Also known as Into the Abyss: A Tale of Death, A Tale of Life

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Streaming on AMC+ and IFC Films.

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Details
Years
2011
Release date
2011-11-11
Language
English
Rated
PG-13
Runtime
105 min
TMDB rating (input)
6.9/10 (282 votes)
About

You’ll likely appreciate this if you want a serious, interview-driven look at capital punishment and its ripple effects, similar in weight to The Gatekeepers or The Cove; Not for you if you want light viewing or clear-cut answers.

Pros: intense, thought-provoking interviews; emotionally gripping stories; multiple perspectives included | Cons: heavy subject matter; can feel unfocused; some find it biased

Themes

  • death penalty
  • texas
  • death row
  • capital punishment
  • death row inmate

Cast & crew

  • Werner Herzog

    Werner Herzog

    as Narrator (voice)

  • JB

    Jason Burkett

    as Self - Convicted Murderer

  • RL

    Richard Lopez

    as Self - Death House Chaplin (as The Reverend Richard Lopez)

  • DH

    Damon Hall

    as Self - Montgomery County Sheriff's Department

  • LS

    Lisa Stolter-Balloun

    as Self - Daughter and Sister to Victims

  • CR

    Charles Richardson

    as Self - Older Brother of Jeremy

  • JT

    Jared Talbert

    as Self - Citizen of Conroe Texas

  • AW

    Amanda West

    as Self - Former Bartender

  • DB

    Delbert Burkett

    as Self - Jason Burkett's Father

  • MB

    Melyssa Burkett

    as Self - Jason Burkett's Wife

Directed by Werner Herzog