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Midnight Express
In the gripping drama Midnight Express, Billy Hayes (Brad Davis), an American student, faces a horrifying ordeal after he's caught smuggling drugs out of Turkey. His seemingly straightforward crime spirals into a nightmare when he's sentenced to thirty years in a Turkish prison. The film, directed by Alan Parker, is an intense exploration of one man's fight for freedom in a brutal and unforgiving system. It scooped up two Oscars, including Best Adapted Screenplay (Oliver Stone) and Best Original Score (Giorgio Moroder). Notable for its raw depiction of prison life, Midnight Express leaves an indelible mark on the landscape of cinematic history.
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