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Send Me Home (2018)
Send Me Home is a 360° portrait of Rickey Jackson, one of the longest-serving exonerees in U.S. history, in his surreal, new life post-prison.
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Send Me Home is a 360° portrait of Rickey Jackson, one of the longest-serving exonerees in U.S. history, in his surreal, new life post-prison.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Stephen Tyler, Jonatán López
In Theaters:10/17/2018
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Runtime:13 minutes
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