"Boardinghouse owner Mary Surratt was one of four Southern sympathizers who was tried, convicted and executed for conspiring to assassinate President Lincoln. Believed by many to have been innocent, she was nevertheless doomed to be the first woman executed by the federal government. Was the widow Surratt truly guilty of the crime, or just a busy mother and innkeeper in the wrong place at the wrong time?"--Publisher's website.
Originally released in 2009 by Watermark Films. Special features include interview with director Chris King; behind scenes footage; scoring the film; real prisoners/final moments; Mary Beth Barber's audition; 2 audio commentaries with filmmakers.
Creation/Production Credits Note
Director of photography, J. Alexander Jimenez, Brian Hamm; music, Richard Altenbach.
Participant/Performer Note
Mary Beth Barber, Robert Anthony Peters, Eric Wheeler.
Technical Details
DVD-R, all regions, NTSC, widescreen presentation.