Killing Time

Thirty-one-year-old Natalie Price faces the daily challenges of her role as a superintendent in the Massachusetts prison system. With a strong sense of duty, she navigates the complexities of managing a facility filled with individuals from all walks of life. Her commitment to her job is tested as she encounters the layered intricacies of human behavior and the often harsh realities of incarceration.

As Natalie struggles to maintain order and uphold justice, she also finds herself grappling with personal demons. The weight of her responsibilities weighs heavily on her, as does the toll that the job takes on her emotional well-being. Each day, she must confront the fine line between compassion and authority, all while striving to make a difference in the lives of those she oversees.

In a world where time feels like both an enemy and a fleeting resource, Natalie learns invaluable lessons about resilience, morality, and the human spirit. The journey forces her to reevaluate her purpose and the impact of her choices, ultimately leading her to a confrontation with her own limitations and aspirations.