Exodus

Exodus is defined as “a mass departure of people” or “the road out.” After decades of incarceration, the film offers an intimate window into the lives of two women, Trinity Copeland and Assia Serrano, as they navigate the complexities of life after release. With the central question of what life after prison truly looks like, Exodus explores their struggles to rebuild their identities, relationships and futures, while confronting the societal barriers that persist long after their sentences have ended. Through their stories, the film examines the enduring impact of the justice system, offering a profound look at resilience, healing and the journey toward building a dignified life.