And a guard came into my cell with a chef's hat on.

Dead Man Walking is a powerful and emotional film released in 1995, directed by Tim Robbins. This thought-provoking drama delves into the controversial subject of capital punishment and its impact on both the condemned and those involved in the process. Starring Susan Sarandon in an Academy Award-winning performance as Sister Helen Prejean, she courageously walks alongside death row inmate Matthew Poncelet, played by Sean Penn, in an attempt to provide him with spiritual guidance and companionship. With a gripping storyline and remarkable performances by the entire cast, including actors such as Robert Prosky, Raymond J. Barry, and Jack Black, Dead Man Walking confronts deep moral dilemmas and raises important questions about justice and humanity. The immersive sounds and atmosphere of the film can be experienced by playing and downloading it here, allowing viewers to further contemplate the weighty themes and engage with the profound impact of the story.