“120 YEARS” tells the story of Scott Lewis, a citizen of New Haven, CT who was sentenced to life in prison for a crime he never committed. Over the course of two decades, Lewis built his case from behind bars, poring over legal texts, writing to attorneys, and holding out hope that one day he might walk free. This story traces the ramifications of his wrongful conviction on a family that lost 20 precious years together, on a community shaken by corruption, and on an exonerated man desperately making up for lost time. This film offers a glimpse into the lives of the individuals our criminal justice system leaves behind—and the extraordinary fight it takes to reverse their fates.
The panel discussion will feature the following:

Scott Lewis, Subject of Film
Stefon Morant, Co-Defendant & Subject of Film
Darcy McGraw, Director of the Connecticut Innocence Project
Yale Student Filmmakers, Director: Matt Nadel ’21 Co-Creator, DP, Editor: Lukas Cox ’19 Producer: Keera Annamaneni ‘20