Since I Been Down

In 1993, Washington State voters unwittingly unleashed a catastrophic policy that sent children to prison for life without parole, condemning them to a future of irreparable harm. "Since I Been Down" shines a light on the devastating consequences of this misguided law, as sixteen states continue to imprison innocent youths in solitary confinement nearly four decades later. Yet, amidst the darkness, a beacon of hope emerges through the story of one extraordinary individual, Kimonti Carter, who refuses to be defined by his past and instead forges a path towards justice and redemption from within the prison walls that once seemed impossible to escape.