Fourteen Days in May Screening

Hosted by the charity Reprieve, the Fourteen Days in May screening is your chance to see the award winning film that recounts the last days in prison of Edward Earl Johnson. Following the last fourteen day of his life on death row, the film looks at the ways in which the American justice system treats its prisoners. The screening is followed by a discussion with the film's director and Reprieve chair Paul Hamann, Reprieve director Clive Staffod Smith and exonerated death row prisoner Nick Yarris.

Reprieve uses the law to enforce the human rights of prisoners from death row to Guantanamo Bay.

If you would like to book tickets for the Fourteen Days in May screening, click on the Buy Tickets button below.The Reprieve charity film screenings are being held at the Southbank Centre as part of the Massive Attack Meltdown Festival 2008.

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