Fourteen Days in May

Year: 1987

Runtime: 87 mins

Language: English

Director: Paul Hamann

Documentary

A documentary crew spends the final fourteen days of Edward Earl Johnson’s life on death row, capturing his daily routine and the people around him. Interviews include Johnson, his family, the prison warden, guards, fellow inmates, and his attorney, revealing the desperate but unsuccessful attempts to overturn the wrongful rape‑and‑murder conviction that condemns him.

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