What is it like when a family member gets locked up? How do you cope emotionally or financially? Can you really forgive someone who commits a terrible crime? This documentary film examines what it is like for family members when a loved one gets on the wrong side of the law. Filmed over 18 months, it follows the lives of four young people as they grapple with the challenges that come with loving someone who has been convicted of a crime. Prison, My Family, and Me is a moving, powerful and distinctive perspective on crime through young people's eyes, revealing their courage and determination to overcome adversity.

Originally released by BBC, 2012. Streaming video file encoded with permission for digital streaming by Infobase on April 23, 2019.

Coping with Incarceration (4:41); --Living in the Projects (4:20); -- Engaged to a Convict (5:26); -- Returning to Kent for Christmas (4:18); -- Visiting Day (4:17); -- Contesting a Guilty Verdict (4:15); -- Preparation for Parole (3:28); -- Returning to University (5:05); -- Fighting Father's Conviction (2:37); -- Rift Between Father and Son (2:49); -- Serving the Full Sentence (6:05); -- Plans for the Future (2:52); -- Credits: Prison, My Family, and Me (0:28); .