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BBC News By Holly Honderich On Sunday night, a black female director could be awarded an Academy Award for the first time in Oscars history. In her new documentary Time, Garrett Bradley shares a poignant, decades-long story of one Louisiana family's struggle with the US prison system - through the lens of loved ones left behind. image copyrightCourtesy of Amazon Studios image captionIn Time, high school sweethearts Fox and Rob Rich navigate the US prison system In the first few minutes of Time, Sibil Fox Richardson looks straight down the lens and speaks to her husband Robert, then an inmate ...

Garrett Bradley's award-winning documentary "Time" may be about incarceration but according to the director, it's really a love story. The Oscar-nominated film follows Fox Rich over several decades as the busy mom relentlessly fights for her jailed husband Rob, serving a 60-year sentence for a bank robbery the couple did in the 1990s, to be released from prison in Louisiana.

Love story ‘Time’ takes incarceration fight to the Oscars FILE PHOTO: An undated handout photo shows lead character in the documentary "Time", Fox Rich kissing her husband, Rob G Rich. Courtesy of Amazon Studios/Handout via REUTERS April 16, 2021 By Sarah Mills LONDON (Reuters) – Garrett Bradley’s award-winning documentary “Time” may be about incarceration, but, according to the director, it’s really a love story.     The Oscar-nominated film follows Fox Rich over several decades as she fights for her jailed husband Rob, serving a 60-year sentence for a bank robbery the c...

Love story 'Time' takes incarceration fight to the Oscars By Sarah Mills Reuters LONDON (Reuters) - Garrett Bradley's award-winning documentary "Time" may be about incarceration, but, according to the director, it's really a love story.     The Oscar-nominated film follows Fox Rich over several decades as she fights for her jailed husband Rob, serving a 60-year sentence for a bank robbery the couple carried out in the 1990s, to be released from prison in Louisiana.  "I went into the project with the intention of ... extending the conversation around incarceration from a woman's point ...

An undated handout photo shows lead character in the documentary "Time" Fox Rich kissing her husband, Rob G Rich LONDON (Reuters) – Garrett Bradley’s award-winning documentary “Time” may be about incarceration, but, according to the director, it’s really a love story.     The Oscar-nominated film follows Fox Rich over several decades as she fights for her jailed husband Rob, serving a 60-year sentence for a bank robbery the couple carried out in the 1990s, to be released from prison in Louisiana.  “I went into the project with the intention of … extending the conversatio...