Two women - one on death row, the other trapped in a prison of her own making. Can they help each other?
SueAnn Saxton is on death row. Her estranged cousin Camille, overwhelmed by grief and determined to figure out where everything went wrong for SueAnn, rekindles their relationship through a series of prison visits. Through laughter and tears, they begin to find something near to the closeness that they once shared.
As they journey together through the last year of SueAnn’s life, Camille finds answers to questions about SueAnn, herself and the family that they both thought they knew. She soon finds her grief over SueAnn’s predicament competing with her anger towards those who could have saved her so many years ago but chose to look the other way. It’s too late for SueAnn – nothing can save her now. But can Camille save herself and maybe find some measure of justice along the way?