In 1999, Richard Condo, a man with an already extensive criminal record, was arrested in Ottawa and charged with a slew of criminal charges which event ally resulted in a Dangerous Offender Application under the Criminal Code of Canada, Section 753. After having been found NOT to be a Dangerous Offender, Richard Condo was given an 8-year prison sentence to be followed by a 10-year supervision order as a long term offender, Section 753.2. At his release from prison in July of 2006, Richard Condo faced extensive media coverage and with the many adversities, stigmas and stereotypes associated with his past, he had to deal with a system that labeled him a certain failure. Inspired by true events, it is the story of a man given a second chance at life and how he responded to the adversities thrown at him to answer the ultimate question: Is there redemption for such a man?
Richard Condo, Jean-François Daigle
Director
Richard Condo
Self
Dji Haché
Diane Condo
Sam Croitoru
Paul
Jeanne Ostiguy
Nicole
Jacqueline van de Geer
Parole Board Chair
Joshua Condo
Self
Richard Bosada
Judge Richard Joseph
Dean Karalekas
Dr. Jeffrey
Symon Michaud
Yves
Hatim Abdelghafour
Dealer
Oscar Ocelotl Aguirre
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