Riot in Cell Block 11
FILMED ON THE SPOT BEHIND PRISON WALLS!
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2/18/1954Runtime
80 minsOverview
A prisoner leads his counterparts in a protest for better living conditions which turns violent and ugly.
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A raw, urgent account of desperation boiling over behind prison walls, shot with documentary immediacy that puts you right in the suffocating center of chaos. The violence feels inevitable, not sensational, a system breaking under its own cruelty.
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Heads up
Neville Brand
James V. Dunn
Emile Meyer
Warden Reynolds
Frank Faylen
Commissioner Haskell
Leo Gordon
Crazy Mike Carne
Robert Osterloh
The Colonel
Paul Frees
Guard Monroe
Don Keefer
Reporter
Alvy Moore
Gator
Dabbs Greer
Schuyler
Whit Bissell
Guard Snader
James Anderson
Guard Acton
Carleton Young
Captain of the Guards Barrett
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