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Nicole Finn (Madonna) is just being released from prison.
But the story also showed his downfalls, including the separation from his wife and child, because of his affair with a band member , his drug and alcohol use, and going to prison because of this.
The plot involves Tony the Stephanois, a hoodlum just out of prison, who takes his band of thieves on a $240 million jewel heist.
Like Margot in "Fear of Fear" falls victim of her ambitious husband, like Fox in "Fox and his friends" is driven into suicide by his boyfriend who took all his money away, like Xaverl Bolwieser in "The Stationsmaster's Wife" who goes to prison in order to give his cheating wife a chance to get rid of him, like Hermann Hermann who seeks refuge in insanity in order to flee his stupid wife and bankrupt company, so also Hans Epp is a victim of the German "Wirtschaftswunder"-Society after World War II in R.W. Fassbinder's "The Merchant of the Four Seasons".
A small lifeboat drifts aimlessly at sea containing six convicts from a shipwrecked prison ship, and the ship's Doctor a Lt. Claude De Ross (Claudio Cassinelli).
Oz took us past any image of prison that anyone had ever conjured up on television.
Archie(Norman Reedus) has been released from prison and has nothing to lose.
Haunting in it's extreme brutality it creates a prison world filled with diverse characters that range from compassionate to flat out terrifying.
When Pinky, a qualified electrician, is released from prison, his parole officer has found him a job working at a big city bank.
Everyone was very well cast and the acting is terrific, it followed the story very well except for the strange addition of the scene in the prison, which to me added nothing at all.
Meanwhile widow Michelle (whose hubby died of an OD) earns her daily bread by posing as an NYPD vice cop willing to cut her would-be Johns a deal to avoid prison time, and sad sack companion Sebastian lives off the proceeds.
It's about a guy who kills his ex-girlfriend's retarded kid brother, and as he is sent to juvenile prison, through many memory flashbacks you get a grip on a story and you don't let it go until the very end.
He ends up beaten in prison and begins to question his faith for not be able to forgive his attacker.
Great acting, perfectly surreal awkward humor, requisite prison sh-t, accurate depiction of the male condition.
However, Raisuli is betrayed and Eden helps him to be released from the prison with the American soldiers.
His wife died while he was is prison and his two kids were put in foster care.
I also lived at this same prison as a young child as my father was the Assistant Warden of Security.
And yet I more than imagine Hector Babenco owes some of his film-making chops with this film to Vittorio De Sica's neo-realist style, in particular Shoeshine (that film, as with Pixote, takes place mostly inside a children's prison).
This show has everything you could ever want from a prison drama.
When watching the show you feel for not only the prisoners, but the prison staff.
After breaking out of prison nine escaped convicts plan to find the "key to the universe" that a tenth convict who didn't break out told them about.
Steve Cochran leaves prison after 18 years for killing his brutal father when he was only 13, and now he's still a tentative, gawky pubescent operating inside a man's hulky frame.
Oswald's murder is replayed here as the black accused of the assassination is murdered by the men responsible, on route to Fort Worth prison.
The technique is essentially the same, or at least very similar, in this film detailing on the one hand a trial of dissidents in California in the (apparently) near future, and on the other the attempts of a group of convicted "criminals" to slog through 50 miles of desert to win their freedom in a government-run "punishment park" as an alternative to prison.
This 1955 heist film follows Tony le Stephanois, recently released from prison for theft, as he undertakes the robbery of his life.
He expects after he gets out of prison for dealing to go on the straight and narrow, to become a drummer in a band and make it legit as a musician.
He was gay, but in those days that was illegal and could land him in prison, so he disguises his proclivities under the description of being what he calls 'a confirmed bachelor'.
The much missed Richard Jordan plays 'pinky' an Ex-pat American, whose Just been released from prison,he finds himself A job as an Electrician in a bank, it all goes well until he finds Himself Embroiled in a bank heist with his ex cronies, David Niven Plays the mastermind Ivan, Its an enjoyable little romp, hopefully studio canal or anchor bay, will come to the Rescue.
I thought I knew a little about the Attica prison riot.
The flashback sequences in the prison were awesome.
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