Keyword 'Prison'

Three women in a bus in Lebanon. They have the same destination: a men's penitentiary. The first woman wants to visit her husband whom she hasn't seen since their day of marriage. The second one has only one goal: to get her husband who has to serve a long sentence to sign the divorce papers and thus gain back her freedom.

Between 1947 and 1951, the Greek government interned around 80,000 soldiers and civilians (men, women and children) for ‘communist activity.’ They were forced to go through ‘re-education programmes’ in order that they might get back ‘on the right track’ guided by the ideology of the extreme right-wing nationalist King Paul.
Numerous prisoners, including the famous poet Yannis Ritsos wrote texts there ‘poetry’ that they buried inside bottles and managed to bring home from the camp.

A trade unionist is assassinated at a workers' rally and a former police informer, Sofianos, is arrested and charged with the murder. The accused, a greatly troubled personage, currently out on probation, an ex drug-trafficker is being used to infiltrate and bring down his old accomplices.

1981 - Morocco – The month of Ramadan. With her seven-year-old son, Mehdi, Amina moves in with her father-in-law, Ahmed. Mehdi’s father is in prison but the boy believes that he has gone to work in France: his mother and grandfather maintain this illusion for his sake.