Challenges the audience if they really oppose the death penalty or not
Dead Man Walking is based upon a true story and focuses upon Susan Sarandon as Sister Helen Prejean who becomes the spiritual adviser to death row inmate Matthew Poncelet played by Sean Penn. Sarandon has to counsel him as his execution nears and teach him morals. The dilemma is whether he will admit to his wrongs or continue to plead his innocence? In turn, the movie poses the question whether you can be against the death penalty even if the person to be executed is guilty as Penn’s character was? Like Penn having to face the moral consequences of his actions the audience is asked to put their beliefs on trial as well.<br /><br />Most of the movie is very low key as it takes place in prison with Sarandon and Sean talking to each other, usually through a thick pane of protective glass. She tries to teach him the word of God to get him to open up about what he did. Penn’s character is no way a nice character or someone who was accused of something he didn’t do. He’s actually a racist and an idiot when he talks to the press.<br /><br />On the other hand probably the most difficult parts of the film are Sarandon meeting with the families of the two people Penn killed. They are very powerful scenes and helps bring home what Poncelet did. The ending is just as strong and emotional.<br /><br />Finally the film touches on the politics of the death penalty. As Penn notes at the start only poor people are on death row. He had a public defender who’d never done a death penalty case before and only raised one objection during the trial. The governor was also pushing being tough on crime and executing people as part of his political campaign for office.
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