Sins Galore

 

Dead Man Walking (1995) - One of the best emotional drama on a death row convict after Green mile. The movie starts with sedulous music of Nusrat fateh ali khan which gives the best notion that it will be a somehow devotional 2 hours. Though rendered to be a simple story, an engaging screenplay gives the weight required and coils us with unexplained bond between sister Helen and Matthew Ponceleot. Matts meticulously compromising claim to sister Helen of being innocent makes us believe to be another tale of deplorably wrong execution  but as and when the movie edges forward everything halts and gets clear. Even if rapists and killers are considered to be monsters there are some evangelists like sister Helen who convince the obdurate souls like Matt to believe in admitting there unconditional surrender to almighty so that they be son of god. The best part is the climax which really gives you a compassionate feel and an emotional farewell. Unforgettable is the music by David robbins featuring artists like Bruce Springsteen, the great Nusrat fateh Ali Khan & Eddie Vedder which starkly sets the mood very much true to this heart-rending film.