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The Resurrection Club

They were sentenced to death for a crime they had not committed. They spent years in prison. They were reborn the day they were declared innocent and released. Ron, Shujaa, Greg, Albert. This is the story of four friends. Of their individual and collective struggle. The battle of four exonerated people who wanted to end capital punishment. And also the story of his wives, his sisters, his daughters... Of the women who stayed by his side. A fable of friendship and love. A journey across the United States, from Texas to Washington, to end an inhumane and unjust system.

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They were sentenced to death for a crime they had not committed. They spent years in prison. They were reborn the day they were declared innocent and released. Ron, Shujaa, Greg, Albert. This is the story of four friends. Of their individual and collective struggle. The battle of four exonerated people who wanted to end capital punishment. And also the story of his wives, his sisters, his daughters... Of the women who stayed by his side. A fable of friendship and love. A journey across the United States, from Texas to Washington, to end an inhumane and unjust system.

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