This series is a collection of Brave New Films shorts that explore some of the problems with the criminal justice system in the U.S. Prison System by the Numbers exposes the racial disparities in America's prison system in a compelling dissection of drug-related incarceration rates. The Power of Fear explores the scope and sources of incarceration and how societal fears exacerbate the system. The third film, OverCriminalized looks at three promising and less expensive interventions to roll back mass criminalization and reform the criminal justice system. To Prison for Poverty explores modern-day debtor’s prisons affecting low-income communities who struggle to pay traffic fines. The final film, Time to Come Home: 20 Years is Enough, examines the impact of life sentences on incarcerated people and their families.

Screenings are a great way to educate your community, motivate your constituents to take action, or to raise money for your cause. 

Fill out the form below to host a free screening of Justice in Crisis at your organization, school, faith group, community group or even in your living room. All of our films are available at no cost to the public.

Are there any licensing fees?
No. All our films are free to use. 

Can Brave New Films help me promote my community screening?
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How do I get a copy of the film?
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