Diffusion:  Jeudi 2 novembre à 23h25 sur France 3 TV

La vie de Serge et Sabine Atlaoui a basculé en novembre 2005, avec l’arrestation de Serge alors qu’il effectuait une mission de maintenance dans une usine à Djakarta. Celle-ci servait de couverture à un trafic d’ecstasy. Quelques mois plus tard, il est condamné à mort. Entre l’Indonésie et la France, la réalisatrice a filmé pendant 10 ans Sabine dans son combat pour faire libérer Serge.
Lorsqu’en février 2015, le nom de Serge Atlaoui apparaît sur la prochaine liste d’exécution, Sabine jette toutes ses forces dans la bataille pour le sauver.

Avec le soutien d'un grand nombre d'organisations françaises, dont ECPM, SAVE Innocents et Lutte Pour la Justice.

Update 16th December 2016

Thank you to all those already participating in the production of "The Closed Room", a documentary on false confessions, anyone wishes to help, they are almost there with their fundraising...

The message they just sent us:
Thank you so much for your help with sharing our message, we really appreciate it. WE NOW ONLY HAVE 24 HOURS LEFT ON OUR KICKSTARTER CAMPAIGN! We truly believe that this documentary can make a difference in the fight for a more just and transparent justice system - but we can’t do it alone. We are so close, but need you’re help to reach our goal! Every donation counts! Please support our project here: http://kck.st/2fYSwcY

Update 18th November 2016

Kickstarter campaign for the production of the documentary on false confessions here.

November 11th, 2016

The Good Company Pictures is currently working on a documentary that focuses on the vital subject of false confessions and the injustices faced by those who are wrongfully convicted. They hope by drawing attention to this important issue, that they can engage people in a conversation that leads towards reform, protecting those abused by the flawed interrogation process.

The subjects of their film, defense attorney Jane Fisher-Byrialsen, Korey Wise (one of the Central Park Five), Renay Lynch and Malte Thomsen, share their stories to help support the arguments for reform.

In order to move forward, they’re asking for people to kindly donate a Tweet, a Facebook post or a mention in any newsletter.

This simple gesture would give them the much needed momentum in order to move forward. They’re hoping to get the word out about their film and the crowd funding campaign that’s soon to launch on Kickstarter.

By mobilizing our combined networks, we can bring about change and protect those caught up in this injustice.

Signe Skov Thomsen
Producer Assistant
Good Company Pictures
Mail: signeskovthomsen@gmail.com
Phone: +45 23609361

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