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what does this feel like, kemba? >> it feels surreal. it is actually -- i have to let go of my own feelings, because not everyone would want to put all of their past decisions that weren't the best and being in a in abusive relationship during college, but it feels good to be here, thank you. it is bigger than just me, like you said. i actually -- actually, one of the characters and my film, michelle west, she actually has a clemency petition and, but she was sentenced to life sentences plus 50 years, and she still is sitting in federal prison. once i was released and once all this galvanizing and momentum with my story and it took the president of the united states to release me, i had a sense of survival skills because so much was john fortney, but i knew there were other women who were in similar situations that deserve a second chance. so, i continue to be a human face for those i left behind. >> useful battle with some of that guilty to this day. >> of course i do. she is still there and there is so many other people fighting, and w

and her name is kemba smith. and the director of that film. i am thrilled to have both of you here today. i told you this before, in 1994, its was that "emerge" magazine, that said "kemba's nightmare." and my mother gave it to us three daughters in our household and said, i need you to read this and understand what could be in life. it has always stuck with me. it changed my trajectory and for so many young women. now, a new generation will learn your story. what does it feel like? >> it feels surreal. i have to let go of my own feelings. not everyone wants to put their past decisions that weren't the best and being in abusive relationship during college. it feels good to be here. thank you. it's bigger than just me, like you said. one of the characters in my film, michelle west, she has a clemency position in. she was sentenced to two life sentences plus 50 years and is sitting in federal prison. once i was released and all this galvanizing and momentum with my story and it took the president of the united states to release me, i had a sense