Eugene de Kock was a paid white political assassin nick-named
"Prime Evil" for his crimes against anti-apartheid activists. While
serving his two life sentences, black psychologist Pumla
Gobodo-Madikizela went to interview him hoping to seek humanity and
forgiveness within the government-sanctioned monster. The
thought-provoking interogation moves from clinical to intimate in a
cell where fear and compassion coexist.
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