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Civil Brand (2002)

Forced to work under slave-like conditions in a "prison for profit" program, the inmates of a mostly-African-American female prison, Whitehead Correctional, try to take over the institution.

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Raiesha M 08 Jan 2007

This movie is so interesting because I understand what they went through in a womens prison.

Mrs. H 05 Jul 2007

dat shit iz ........................the shit

Elizabeth Weitzman 18 Jul 2004

Exploitation shamelessly posing as empowerment, Neema Barnette's self-congratulatory drama about women in prison promises to reveal shocking truths.

Bob Campbell 12 Oct 2003

It's guilty of gross B-movie meltdown, but mitigating circumstances include honest anger and a scattering of vivid scenes.

Sheri Linden 06 Oct 2006

Although the film loses its way in the late going with a preponderance of melodramatic elements that dilute the more compelling social message, for much of its running time it packs a visceral punch, thanks in large part to a strong cast headed by LisaRaye, N'Bushe Wright and Mos Def.