Synopsis
Cell 211 is a movie released in 2009.
In a harrowing tale of survival and betrayal, a young prison guard finds himself trapped in a violent uprising led by a cunning inmate. As chaos erupts within the concrete walls, he must navigate the treacherous dynamics of the riot, posing as a prisoner to avoid becoming another casualty. The film explores the delicate balance between authority and rebellion, showcasing how desperate circumstances can blur the lines between right and wrong. With intense performances and a gripping narrative, it thrusts viewers into the heart of a conflict where loyalty is tested, and alliances can shift in an instant. What sets this film apart is its unflinching portrayal of the prison environment, delving deep into the psyche of its characters. The tension is palpable, as the young guard grapples with his moral compass while trying to earn the trust of the very men who could either save him or seal his fate. Themes of identity, power struggles, and the instinct for survival resonate throughout, making it not just an action-packed thriller, but a profound commentary on human nature under duress. This riveting cinematic experience will leave audiences questioning what they would do when faced with impossible choices in the most desperate of circumstances.
Vaca Films
Canal+
Morena Films
Telecinco Cinema
La Fabrique 2