Prison life is no walk in the park for a newbie...
“Animal Factory,&#34; directed by Steve Buscemi (“Fargo”), is an adaptation of ex-convict Edward Bunker’s prison novel. Edward Furlong (“American History X”) plays Ron Decker, a 25-year-old inmate facing 10 years in a Pennsylvania State penitentiary for selling marijuana. Taken under the wing of lifer Earl Copen (Willem Dafoe), Decker is wary of Copen’s friendship, but eventually looks to the older man as a way of surviving the menaces of daily prison life. Copen is an experienced con who’s mastered the ways of surviving, with both inmates and guards in the palm of his hand.<br /><br />The film is a powerful critique of the American judicial and prison system that incarcerates a higher percentage of its population than any other country in the world mostly because of increasingly rigid drug legislation. The movie portrays omnipresent brutality in scenes of stabbings, race riots, drug use, attempted rape, and ever simmering violence.<br /><br />Decker is ill-equipped to deal with the environment and population of his new home and, recognizing his vulnerability, connects with Copen, but it’s a relationship based off fear and intimidation. Director Buscemi captures the daily terrors of prison life as seen through the eyes of newcomer Decker and provides a gritty account of the men caught up in the penal system and the deals they cut with each other, and themselves, in order to survive.<br /><br />Dafoe easily dominates the film. His Copen is confident in the status he has developed for himself and has made as comfortable a life as possible for himself within prison walls. The contrast with newbie Decker is dramatic. While Copen knows all the angles and how and when to bend the rules, Decker has been tossed in with desperate men, many of whom feel they have nothing to lose by being model prisoners. There is palpable suspense throughout, as any inmate can snap at any time for any provocation.<br /><br />Bonus materials on the unrated Blu-ray release include an interview with critic Barry Forshaw covering Eddie Bunker’s varied career; audio commentary by novelist/co-writer/actor Eddie Bunker and co-producer/actor Danny Trejo; theatrical trailer; and reversible sleeve featuring original and newly commissioned artwork.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Troubled youth Ron Decker (Edward Furlong, American History X) is sentenced to a ten-year stint in the notorious San Quentin State Prison for a drug-dealing conviction. Inexperienced in the ways of prison life, he’s taken under the wing of Earl Copen (Willem Dafoe, To Live and Die in LA), an experienced con with the entire prison in the palm of his hand – inmates and guards alike. But as Ron grows increasingly cocky in his privileged role as Earl's confidant, is he in danger of biting off more than he can chew with some of the jail's more volatile inhabitants?.