“one of the most important and touching films“

— Jonathan P. Higgins Ed.D., INTO

“utterly heartbreaking and inspiring in equal measure.”

— Jason Flatt, But Why Tho Podcast

“Karla Murthy’s film feels like a miracle.”

— Joey Moser, Awards Daily

For the Press

Jamie is awaiting eligibility for parole, but there is no guarantee she will be granted release.* In an effort to not endanger her chances at parole, we ask that you be particularly cautious when writing about her conviction or topics outside the details included in the film. If you have any questions or need to verification, we urge you to contact us. We are more than happy to answer your questions! * the parole rate in Texas is approximately only 38%

Resources

What Words We Use — and Avoid — When Covering People and Incarceration

The Marshall Project
* Avoid words such as convict, inmate, felon, criminal, etc
* Preferred terminology is: “person who is in prison” or “incarcerated person” 

Media Reference Guide – Covering the Transgender Community

GLAAD
* Jamie is a trans woman who uses she/her pronouns
* Gabriel is a nonbinary trans person who uses they/them pronouns