1275 Days is a true crime documentary about how an unconstitutional Indiana law was used to railroad teenage offenders. Following the case of how a 15 year old gets pinned for a murder he didn’t commit, the documentary takes apart each step of the legal process. Fascinating from a reality standpoint, it doesn’t provide a ton for lingering entertainment.
Filmrise presents a rather robust disc offering for a film that just arrived in 2019. Documentaries on unpopular subjects rarely get this sort of lovely treatment. The Blu-ray comes with the following special features:
- Deleted Scenes
- Experts on Retroactivity
- Photo Gallery
- Theatrical Trailer
