Gas Chamber

Sam, a death row inmate for bombing the two children of a Jewish lawyer, has been in prison for more than ten years. He met his grandson for the first time 28 days before his execution - Adam, who has become an assistant lawyer. Sam is a racist, hates black people, and despises Jews. Because the Jewish lawyer is a civil rights activist, Sam was used by racial organizations to bomb the Jewish lawyer's office. Unexpectedly, he bombed the lawyer's two children and was arrested and sentenced to death. But Sam was deeply poisoned by racial education and was determined to use his own death to protect other racial elements, so he took everything on himself after being imprisoned. Adam convinced Sam to file an appeal with his sincere plea and the tragedy his family had suffered. Adam begins to understand his grandfather's story. Sam participated in the Ku Klux Klan activities because of his family connections. When he was 10 years old, he had participated in three lynchings. Sam’s four generations have participated in the Ku Klux Klan, and his earliest ancestor was one of the founders of the Ku Klux Klan. When Sam goes to kill someone, it's strictly a duty to do so. Through overt and covert investigations, Adam learned that Sam did not understand blasting at all, so he could not be the mastermind. As long as the official allows him to access the files, he believes that more sufficient evidence can be found. But the governor disagreed, and Sam also asked his grandson to give up and stop appealing. But Adam was determined to save his grandfather