Citation :
« Throughout, the filmmakers seem intent on changing any misconceptions we might have of either the inmates or the institution. At one point they include shots of the long corridors echoing with the haunting sound of screaming voices, as though in recognition that this is to be expected in such a place. Instead, the filmmakers concentrate on articulate men able to analyze their problems, admit their weaknesses, and arrive at an understanding of the social and psychological forces which lead to their criminal acts. »
-- Joyce Nelson

Source :
NELSON, Joyce. « Thin Line », critique de Thin Line, Cinema Canada, septembre-octobre 1978. [en anglais]