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Boys of Abu Ghraib (2014) Movie Cast & Crew
Directed by Luke Moran
Produced by Luke Moran
Cru Ennis
Screenplay by Luke Moran
Starring Sean Astin
Luke Moran
Omid Abtahi
Sara Paxton
John Heard
Music by Dan Marocco
Cinematography Peter Holland
Edited by Jeff Fullmer
Luca Disica
Production
company Rebel One Pictures
Distributed by Vertical Entertainment
Release date(s)
March 28, 2014
Running time 102 minutes
Country United States
Language English
Directed by Luke Moran
Produced by Luke Moran
Cru Ennis
Screenplay by Luke Moran
Starring Sean Astin
Luke Moran
Omid Abtahi
Sara Paxton
John Heard
Music by Dan Marocco
Cinematography Peter Holland
Edited by Jeff Fullmer
Luca Disica
Production
company Rebel One Pictures
Distributed by Vertical Entertainment
Release date(s)
March 28, 2014
Running time 102 minutes
Country United States
Language English
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The film starts in 2003, the day before 22-year-old Jack Farmer (Luke Moran) ships out for Iraq, having joined the Army Reserves in hopes of being part of something bigger than himself.
He and dozens of other young men, whose motives range from patriotism to the promise of adventure and sheer youthful restlessness, arrive at Abu Ghraib, 20 miles from Baghdad and formerly used by Saddam Hussein to imprison, torture and murder dissidents. CO Capt. Hayes (Scott Patterson) greets them with a rousing speech about standing on the front lines of the war for freedom, but it doesn't take long for the most gung-ho among them to realize they've been shipped to the armpit of the universe. There are no generators (meaning no electricity), the "barracks" are former prison cells, complete with bloodstained floors, boarded up windows and scrawled evidence of prisoners counting down the days to oblivion, and they aren't on the frontlines of anything. A situation exacerbated by the fact that they're completely cut off from anything that might keep them connected to their civilian lives. There are no phones, movies or TV, no online connectivity and no mail. About the only things to do with their abundant free time is lift weights and indulge in macho horseplay.
Jack requests MP duty just for a change of scenery, undaunted by the cautionary tale of an earlier volunteer who had the same idea and wound up shooting himself in the foot to escape. With no training, briefing or idea what to expect, Jack is transferred to Hard Site, a cellblock that supposedly houses hard-core terrorists. His new boss, Sgt. Tanner (Sean Astin), matter of factly tells him that Hard Site's guiding principle is "no compassion:" their job is to "soften up" prisoners for military interrogators by making them as miserable as possible without leaving visible evidence of maltreatment. Their weapons are deprivation, humiliation and isolation. "Are you sure we're supposed to be doing this?" Jack asks, as he takes in the bare cells and their shivering, demoralized occupants. "F__kin'-a right we're supposed to be doing this," Tanner replies, adding that it's also kind of fun: witness the detainee he's nicknamed "Chewie" and trained to howl like a wookie.
He and dozens of other young men, whose motives range from patriotism to the promise of adventure and sheer youthful restlessness, arrive at Abu Ghraib, 20 miles from Baghdad and formerly used by Saddam Hussein to imprison, torture and murder dissidents. CO Capt. Hayes (Scott Patterson) greets them with a rousing speech about standing on the front lines of the war for freedom, but it doesn't take long for the most gung-ho among them to realize they've been shipped to the armpit of the universe. There are no generators (meaning no electricity), the "barracks" are former prison cells, complete with bloodstained floors, boarded up windows and scrawled evidence of prisoners counting down the days to oblivion, and they aren't on the frontlines of anything. A situation exacerbated by the fact that they're completely cut off from anything that might keep them connected to their civilian lives. There are no phones, movies or TV, no online connectivity and no mail. About the only things to do with their abundant free time is lift weights and indulge in macho horseplay.
Jack requests MP duty just for a change of scenery, undaunted by the cautionary tale of an earlier volunteer who had the same idea and wound up shooting himself in the foot to escape. With no training, briefing or idea what to expect, Jack is transferred to Hard Site, a cellblock that supposedly houses hard-core terrorists. His new boss, Sgt. Tanner (Sean Astin), matter of factly tells him that Hard Site's guiding principle is "no compassion:" their job is to "soften up" prisoners for military interrogators by making them as miserable as possible without leaving visible evidence of maltreatment. Their weapons are deprivation, humiliation and isolation. "Are you sure we're supposed to be doing this?" Jack asks, as he takes in the bare cells and their shivering, demoralized occupants. "F__kin'-a right we're supposed to be doing this," Tanner replies, adding that it's also kind of fun: witness the detainee he's nicknamed "Chewie" and trained to howl like a wookie.
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