Lost for Life
Could you forgive?
2013 · 1h 15m · Not Rated
Crime, Documentary
Directed by
Joshua Rofé
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Lost for Life
Overview
A documentary about juveniles who are serving life in prison without parole and their victims' families.
Director and cast
- Joshua Rofé Director
- Brian Draper as Self
- Torey Adamcik as Self
- Shannon Adamcik as Self
- Sean Adamcik as Self
- Cassie Stoddart as Self (archive footage)
- Jacob Ind as Self
- Gabriel Adams as Self (archive footage)
- Jennifer Bishop Jenkins as Self
- Nancy Bishop Langert as Self (archive footage)
- Joyce Bishop as Self
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