Review: A documentary portrait of inmates who quilt

Review: A documentary portrait of inmates who quilt

Inside the maximum security prison in Licking, Missouri, a group of men spend eight hours a day, five days a week, sewing quilts for local foster kids. "They may not be going home" from prison, says Joe Satterfield, the man in charge of the program that has these inmates quilting. As director Jenifer McShane explores in her documentary The Quilters, those circumstances don't stop the inmates from contributing to the world outside—and experiencin…