Prisoner X

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Claudio C Jun 4 Prisoner X (2016) The Time Traveling Terrorist (11,742 – 03 Jun 2025 – by Claudio Carvalho) In 2002, a Muslin terrorist (Romano Orzari) is captured and brought to an underground facility to be interrogated by CIA Agent Fischer (Damon Runyan) and the prison director Jefferson (Julian Richings). The prisoner provides information about the future, and Fischer and Jefferson conclude he came from the future. Fischer, who grieves the loss of his wife and son, becomes obsessed by the terrorist. He claims that ninety-nine terrorists led by the unknown Abraham have arrived in India and Stephen tries to solve an equation to build a time travel machine. In 2017, agent Carmen (Michelle Nolden), who is on leave from the agency, receives a phone call from Fischer, who was her mentor and lover, summoning her to work with him. When she arrives at the facility, she finds that Stephen apparently committed suicide. She meets the prisoner, who is living in a small room, and talks to him. Soon she learns that he makes people become paranoid and becomes to have strange dreams. When she meets the USA President Charles Turner (Nigel Bennett), she asks for license to deal with the problem the way she believes is right. “Prisoner X” (2016) is a confused Canadian movie about a time traveling terrorist sent to a maximum-security facility to be interrogated. The idea is original and interesting, but the messy non-chronological screenplay is awful and hard to be followed. There are several subplots to fill the story totally unnecessaries or at least to be better developed. In the end, watching “Prisoner X” is a loss of time. My vote is five. Title (Brazil): “Prisioneiro X” (“Prisoner X”) My Blog: https://maniacosporfilme.wordpress.com/ See more bryan b @heybryan 09/24/2020 If you can follow tenet or travelers you can appreciate this one See more 08/20/2020 Not being a big budget film, it lacked in mobility and scene, but made up for it in writing and acting. Well done See more 04/19/2018 The production itself doesn't have the bang to captivate through action or eye candy. But the film stays engaging through an entertaining story solidly sold by a convincing cast. It may even take the entire 85 minutes to realize that "Prisoner X" accomplishes so much with so little. See more 08/06/2017 Whilst it had a good story, I found it a bit monotone. See more 10/21/2016 This film was a great surprise! Suspenseful with a superb twist. Go Canada! See more Read all reviews

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