The true life story of Erik Aude, who was duped into drug smuggling and spent three years in a Pakistani prison.
Bande-annonce
Casting
Quinton Aaron
Self
Erik Aude
Self
Sherry Aude
Self
David Brookwell
Self
Jose Canseco
Self
Lisa Catara
Self
Jimmy DellaValle
Self
Meagan Good
Self
Mark Hapka
Self - Erik Aude
Xavi Israel
Self - Guard #2
Joey Paul Jensen
Self
Abraham Justice
Self - Guard #1
Robin Mountjoy
Self
Mrzebi
Self
Erin O'Brien
Self
James Vondra
Self
Mourad Zaoui
Self - Interrogator
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Commentaires
10 commentaires
source: 3 Years in Pakistan: The Erik Aude Story
I have met Erik a few times at poker games. He used to run some games (poker tournaments) at his home. I don't know if this documentary is all accurate, or inflated for "dramatic" purposes. But I will say, some of the talking heads near the end who called him "honest"...? Well... there were allegations by people I knew, honest people, who claimed Erik's poker games at his home were crooked. That shady and illegal manipulations happened. I never saw any of this myself, but I trusted the allegations these people made -- and they had never made these allegations about anyone else's poker games. So when I heard them, and spoke with several players, I made the decision to never play in any of Erik's games again. And I haven't.
He referenced "Midnight Express" but apparently failed to actually watch it. GTHOH. I believe this about as much Clinton didn't inhale. Rich, brother.
Loved this film. Director Jamielyn Lipman did an amazing job telling this story. This film is emotional & inspiring. A must see.
Never seen such a biased movie full of false propaganda against an already struggling Nation. One sided ridiculous story. Would love to hear a word in Urdu from the drug lords mouth. Disappointed with the whole team of this movie.
source: 3 Years in Pakistan: The Erik Aude Story
I have met Erik a few times at poker games. He used to run some games (poker tournaments) at his home. I don't know if this documentary is all accurate, or inflated for "dramatic" purposes. But I will say, some of the talking heads near the end who called him "honest"...? Well... there were allegations by people I knew, honest people, who claimed Erik's poker games at his home were crooked. That shady and illegal manipulations happened. I never saw any of this myself, but I trusted the allegations these people made -- and they had never made these allegations about anyone else's poker games. So when I heard them, and spoke with several players, I made the decision to never play in any of Erik's games again. And I haven't.
Loved this film. Director Jamielyn Lipman did an amazing job telling this story. This film is emotional & inspiring. A must see.
He referenced "Midnight Express" but apparently failed to actually watch it. GTHOH. I believe this about as much Clinton didn't inhale. Rich, brother.
Never seen such a biased movie full of false propaganda against an already struggling Nation. One sided ridiculous story. Would love to hear a word in Urdu from the drug lords mouth. Disappointed with the whole team of this movie.
