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Like the photos of the Abu Ghraib prisoners being abused, the pictures that form its central subject, the scope of the film is limited to an examination of how the pictures came to be, who participated in the acts, and who held the cameras.
Something exceptional is presented by way of action sequences, in fact, where attempts at re-enacting simple events on film often fail; namely, the interdiction of a convoy carrying prisoners and a particularly realistic execution scene.
Michael Pare stars as a soldier who infiltrates a group of prisoners used as pilots to find out who has been stealing shuttles and soon uncovers that the people in charge there are looking to destroy the base.
The white prisoners character was hardly developed, he was just a scared boy who apparently ended up in prison over a minor incident (unless he was lying).
I watched this whole series on TV and have most of it on tape and think it's the finest, most realistic and most involving series about prisoners under the Japanese during WWII.
Yes, a few things are shocking like the scenes where iraq soldiers breaks bones on prisoners.
In one shot the prisoners are in a circle, in the next shot they have formed lines.
A young rich woman (an angel?) comes, sets free the poor people living like prisoners in "Cold Comfort Farm" (great title!) and, once her mission is done, flies away.
After about a half-dozen mainly implausible dangers, uninteresting escapes, pretty camp fires, and lame father-son heart-to-hearts, plus one tableau of emaciated prisoners awaiting to be eaten, I was looking at my watch, preferring to stick a fork in my eye than see one more faux-frightening episode.
Anthony Zerbe is hideously interesting as Toussaint, a ravaged leper, who aids escaping prisoners.
So the prisoners are squeezed in like sardines.
It's a different type of prison movie to a typical American prison movie, as Brazilian prisoners don't tolerate rape.
Imagine a bunch of no-talent prisoners attempting a musical to "please" their warden (and escape)?
In 2004 the media was full of accounts of the abuse, torture, and even murder of prisoners in the Abu Ghraib prison by Military Police.
Photographs surfaced depicting prisoners naked and wearing cloth hoods, and being forced to masturbate, stand on boxes for fear of electrocution, and forming human pyramids.
A point of interest, however, is the portrayal of American soldiers and Iraqi prisoners in post-war Iraq.
What's really funny is when welfare recipients and prisoners are brought in to pick oranges on one farmer's ranch, they're absolutely worthless.
Policewoman Lacy Bond (Sondra Currie) longs for more interesting and meaningful assignments than guarding female prisoners.
It also explained some of the usually unmentioned treatment of prisoners of war at the hands of the Japanese.
I know it has had a lasting effect on me through the years; I have never forgotten the awesome loneliness the prisoners went through.
It's Ginny's first night & she's placed in the low security wing where they keep the none violent & mentally unbalance prisoners, a new prisoner named Velku (Vaz Andreas) turns out to be a Romanian shapeshifter who can transform into a huge hairy monster thing.
The film follows a French family of three as the patriarch returns to his Russian homeland where he and his family are held prisoners of conscience by communism.
We meet the prisoners, a group of stereotypes who do the usual trash-talking for a few minutes.
Our troops do not shoot bound prisoners in the back of the head.
Prisoners of the Lost Universe is a remarkably underwhelming fantasy/adventure film that offer very little in the way of thrills or excitement.
The sound of gun shots would have created panic among the group of prisoners waiting to be killed.
The guard doesn't seem to realise he's been castrated until he goes to have sex one of the French prisoners.
Set in a remote Union outpost for captured confederate prisoners during the Civil War, Sturges set out to give the story an authentic look so he filmed in the stunning locations of Death Valley and in and around the New Mexico Badlands.
Unhappily he tunnels into Sing Song prison where a sadistic prison guard named Sam Schultz refuses to accept that he's anything but one of the prisoners.
This movie takes an in-depth look at the lives of prisoners and the corrupt political system.
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