186 Dollars to Freedom

Synopsis: A young California surfer, Wayne Montgomery, gets framed on phony drug charges and thrown into a Peruvian political prison for communist dissidents in 1980. Wayne encounters a series of eccentric and dangerous characters in prison who compel him to grow up in a hurry and find a way to escape. Based on a true story.
Genre: Action, Drama
Director(s): Camilo Vila
Production: Gravitas
  2 wins.
 
IMDB:
5.2
Metacritic:
31
NOT RATED
Year:
2012
101 min
Website
106 Views


Ever since I was little

People have said that I was stubborn.

For me, it has always

acted on principles.

The country is facing its first

democratic elections in 15 years.

They stick. Run, run!

Now you should be worried.

Based on a true story.

- For better texts

You stupid bastards.

Get him.

Three days earlier.

I came to Peru for the sake of the waves,

but I also love Latin women.

If you are a gringo surfer in Peru

one is king, it was said.

Then I met her.

School teachers have been on strike

several weeks.

I am free.

You like to run, right?

- Take him away.

- Take off his shoe.

- What?

- Take off his shoe.

F*** you!

"What are you doing? No! No, please!

Do not do it!

Now you will not

to run again ... gringo.

EL SIXTY male PRISON

What is this?

He ran, but I got him.

- He broke his toe on me.

- Who asked you to talk?

Wayne Reed Montgomery.

American?

Gutierrez, remove his handcuffs.

Wash his pants.

- Are you serious?

- I do not want to repeat myself.

You seem to forget that I am

officer and police investigators on the PIP.

Should I be impressed?

Piss Nisse.

Holy sh*t ...

Yes, in town. I'll call you later.

Put yourself.

- Do you know why you're here?

- No, I have no idea.

IMMIGRATION AGENCY

- Your full name, please.

- Wayne Reed Montgomery.

- When did you come to Peru?

- For about four months ago.

- Why have you stayed so long?

- I have a girlfriend.

- Like Peruvian girls?

- Yes, but one is enough.

Funnily. I like American girls.

Charlie's Angels.

- Will it take long?

- Do not worry.

Oops, we have a small problem.

- You have worked your permanent visa has expired.

- That's why I'm here.

Yes. We come down immediately.

- Why were you trying to escape?

- Because I was afraid.

- Then usually have something to hide.

- I hide nothing, sir.

We must examine the

Before we show you.

I discuss the matter with

the American Consulate.

- I do not know what to say, Dad.

- Do not you want something to eat?

No, I'm not hungry.

Long live the proletariat!

Down with the military dictatorship!

Down with capitalist exploitation!

Long live the struggle of the people!

Comrades! Let's work to get

Remove American capitalism.

A round of applause for the revolution, comrades!

- From the USA?

- Yes.

- Why are you here?

- For visa has expired, I think.

- What is your name?

- Wayne Montgomery.

My name is Jaime Luna. Chairman

of the organizing committee.

- Nice to meet you.

- Welcome, Wayne.

We are many, prison is small.

To maintain order, hygiene

and decency, we have certain rules.

First We clean the prison three times a day.

We scrubs, cleans and disinfects.

Is the home clean mind is clear.

We are not criminals.

Our language should reflect

our discipline and our intentions.

You can sleep with a companion.

The best way is to sleep skavftters.

It may be uncomfortable for

mate does not have good fothygien.

Everyone must wash

feet before bedtime.

You may sleep with Nicaragua.

Get up.

Nicaragua. He'll sleep with you.

Get up. There is work to do.

Hey.

- Kissinger! Have you porn magazines?

- Adult Magazines? No.

I have none.

Kissinger. Do not go.

Wash not feet

I'll kill you ... like a pig.

Do you know what a pig is?

While you're dreaming

on U.S. ... P*ssy.

- Do you understand?

- Where is the bathroom?

Luna, who is the new recruit?

- A friend from the U.S..

- A gringo?

Another socialist who

to save the oppressed people.

Gringo, come here.

- When do we eat?

- Eat?

You can eat Nicaragua

all night if you want.

Here, gringo, Peruvian beer.

- It's the f***ing piss.

- The people in the mountains drink their own piss.

You need humor to be here,

otherwise you crazy.

Are you mad at me, gringo?

- I'm pissed.

- What does an American here?

Yes, say it?

- What are you sitting on?

- I am a teacher.

There is no hope for Peru.

We strike. See here.

- They took you too.

- Yes.

Hare Krishna. Why do not you eat?

- What will happen to you?

- They should call the consulate.

You can not trust anyone here.

They just want your dollars.

- Do not have a lot, you are screwed.

- They can not do anything. I'm an American.

- Yes, but you are in Peru.

- What is this?

A rotten fish-eye, I think.

Spying on you.

Police have eyes everywhere.

Welcome to El Sexto, gringo.

As you say, a home away from home.

- I'm Wayne.

- As Bruce Wayne, Batman.

- As John Wayne.

- Walter, Walter Matthau in Bad News.

Chino!

- Have you seen Wayne?

- No, we would have surfed yesterday.

- I thought he was with you.

- No, he was not.

Attention! All the nude! Now!

On all fours, Kissinger.

Let's see what we have here.

The new guys. Fresh meat.

White meat.

Touch your toes! Now!

Fetid Kissinger.

Have you washed your feet?

Sleep well.

Lovely fart, Kissinger.

Comrades. Can you be so

please, be quiet.

We have a long,

hard day ahead of us.

Let's not. It's bad behavior.

Stop torturing! Now!

It happens every night. It is

Just getting used to, Gringo ... Mr. Wayne.

Mr. Montgomery, Cathleen Powers,

American consul.

Have a seat.

- I'm so glad you're here.

- It looks like you had some bad luck.

You could say that.

When will I get out of here?

You must know that we will not

to interfere in their judicial system.

A. I just want to make sure that your

Human rights are not abused.

B. I can also help you

to contact your family.

C. I can help you get a

English-speaking lawyer.

- Why do I need a lawyer?

- Drug possession is a serious offense.

Drug Possession ...? I'm here

that my visa expired.

I do not have time for a few games.

You resisted and Gutierrez showed

me your bag with a large amount of cocaine.

No, I'm not

drug dealer, I'm a teacher.

- Good morning, students.

- Good morning, Mr. Wayne.

What's in your bag?

I would surf at four o'clock.

It's just my stuff.

One more. What's in your bag?

Shorts, a t-shirt and flip-flops.

I see.

Wait here.

I'm not a drug dealer.

They have already violated my

human rights.

They took me and where

Gutierrez did this.

- This is not wise.

- Lower your voice.

Sorry.

- They are animals.

- You tried to escape and resisted.

It is not to be violated

someone's rights.

I was scared and did not know

what would happen.

- Should I contact your family.

- No!

All right. Do what you want.

I advise you to get one

attorney as soon as possible.

Why do not you call your parents?

Want to jail for 20 years?

- Take me to judge now.

- A judge?

You do not come to some courtroom

until I give my approval.

Colonel Ramos, you know, it's my job

- Make sure you treat

American citizens well.

- I am fully aware of it.

- Good, because our top priority ...

I can assure you-

- I will not let anything

things happen under my command.

Then you will not mind if I

do some routine checks every now and then?

- Do what you must do.

- That we will do.

- What is it? You've got money.

- No, I have not.

F*** off.

- Walter.

- What happened?

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