How southern prisons replaced slave plantations
Brubaker (Robert Redford) poses as an inmate in a southern prison to see how conditions are. What he finds is shocking. There are routine beatings and whippings sometimes for no apparent reason. Rapes happen in front of everyone and they look on. When he turns out to be the new warden he finds even more malfeasance. Inmates who were guards called Trustees, the former warden, and members of the prison board were involved in all kinds of corruption schemes. As he digs deeper it just gets worse and worse. What Brubaker discovers is a corrupt system from top to bottom.<br /><br />What is immediately apparent is that the prison system was a replacement for slavery in the South. The prisoners were used as free labor to make money for others and they were beaten to keep them in line and silent.<br /><br />Given that is it possible for Brubaker to change things as a reformer? That’s the question the movie poses.<br /><br />The movie is very gripping and the fact that much of it is based upon a true story that took place in Arkansas makes it even more disturbing.<br />C
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