After the sudden death of his wife a man hits rock bottom only to find help from the one that killed her.

The logline defines the man as "grieving". So, is it the case that widower unwittingly finds comfort and solace when he strikes up a friendship with a man who happens to be the murderer?

Or is the widower working out his grief by hunting down the murderer? And he does that by striking up a friendship with the man he suspects to be the murderer in order to gain the evidence to bring him to justice?

The logline defines the man as "grieving". So, is it the case that widower unwittingly finds comfort and solace when he strikes up a friendship with a man who happens to be the murderer?

Or is the widower working out his grief by hunting down the murderer? And he does that by striking up a friendship with the man he suspects to be the murderer in order to gain the evidence to bring him to justice?

Great point Jean-Marie, If he wasn't in prison there would always be that constant sense of danger. I agree.