Then warns him to never turn his back on him again. Robbins, who dislike authority figures, quickly disarms the Warden. The Father, who is dying from injuries during the previous attack, asks Robbins to take his journal documenting atrocities on the island, and tell the world of the place when he escapes. Robbins is about to be killed, but is saved by an Insider sympathizer in the Outsider camp, allowing Robbins escape with the part. Robbins refuses, but Casey, understanding the importance of this moment, impales himself on Robbins spear allowing the older man to win. Marek offers him the same choice he initially received, fight Casey to the death and one will earn their place.
#No escape cast free
Robbins steals the part and then sets up a diversion to free Casey but is captured again. The younger prisoner followed Robbins in order to help, but was captured instead. Robbins sneaks into the Outsiders camp, using his military training, but is shocked to discover Casey being tortured. The Father offers Robbins a place on the next boat if he can steal a needed part from the Outsiders camp. O’Connor) who is in charge of procurements, and King (Ian McNeice), who hosts new Insiders and is more concerned about the amount of dust in the compound. Robbins interacts with several other Insiders, including chief of security Hawkins (Ernie Hudson), Stefano (Kevin J. The Warden is concerned that a larger than normal heat bloom will allow his secret island penitentiary to be discovered and thus put him out of a job. Using their satellite, the prison officials monitor all things that happen on the island, but can only see heat signatures, and those trying to leave by mechanical means. They send in helicopters to blow it out of the water. Unfortunately, The Warden has planted a spy within the compound who warns the overseers about the test run of the radar-invisible boat.
The great and powerful Warden (but actually a very small man), speaks to the assembled prisoners as a floating holographic head. The Insiders collect supplies that wash up on the beach versus getting supply drops from the corporate overseers, and live freely versus living in constant fear. They number only 98, versus the 600 Outsiders, and exist as a collective trying to make a life for themselves in the hell hole. He awakens, battered but alive, inside a walled community run by a group called the Insiders, led by The Father (Lance Henriksen). Escaping into the dense jungle, the ex-Marine is hunted by dozens of Marek’s men, shot by a tranquilizer dart and falls off a waterfall still carrying a grenade launcher he stole. Robbins is quickly captured by Marek (Stuart Wilson) and his men, and put into a fight with another Outsider to earn his place, who Robbins quickly kills. Robbins is dropped off by helicopter near the Outsiders camp, in hope that he will be killed. For this transgression he is sent to the island of Absolom, an inescapable, and off the books, extension of the Warden’s prison system. Robbins has an issue with authority and attacks the Warden when he is asked to carry out a punishment on his cellmate. The Warden (Michael Lerner) informs him that escape will not be a problem here. Robbins (Ray Liotta), who was court-martialed eleven years earlier, is sent to the Leviticus Level 6 Maximum Security Penitentiary for killing his commanding officer, after having escaped several other Level 5 prisons. In the year 2022, prisons are privatized and the criminals within are exploited for profit. Srpski Film (aka A Serbian Film) generated no small amount of controversy following its first American screenings at the 2010 South by Southwest Film Festival.No Escape title card. Not long after Milos arrives on set, he realizes this will not be an ordinary porn film, and as he's dosed with drugs and led from one extreme of sex, violence, and human debasement to another, Milos becomes aware that his physical and emotional survival is being put to the ultimate test.
#No escape cast movie
Milos agrees, even though Vukmir won't tell him what the movie is about. Vukmir (Sergej Trifunovic) is a mysterious man who offers to pay Milos a huge sum to appear in his next film - enough to support his family for life. Milos has been having serious money problems and wants to better provide for his family, so when an old friend tells him about a wealthy filmmaker who'd like to work with him, he's willing to listen. Milos (Srdjan Todorovic) was once a star in pornographic movies, well known for his ability to perform longer than any of his peers, but he gave up his career and now lives a quiet life with his wife and young son. Filmmaker Srdjan Spasojevic pushes the boundaries of what can (or should) be shown onscreen in this violent and malignly erotic thriller.
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