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Introduction
In the 1970s and 1980s, revolutionary wars were burning in Central American countries, and many American journalists, so-called field correspondents, were just sitting in big hotels and distributing news based on hearsay, and were unable to discover the truth at all. This film makes an in-depth...
Joanna Cassidy
Joanna Cassidy, born in the United States on August 2, 1945, is an actor.
Extended Reading
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Russell Price: [Russell's been thrown in a jail cell in Managua; there's another prisoner in the cell] You're a priest, huh? A Padre? What are you doing here?
Prison Priest: The government accused me of knowing Rafael.
Russell Price: Government's always wrong, huh?
Prison Priest: [a bit suspicious] Who are you?
Russell Price: Periodista... I'd like to find Rafael myself.
Prison Priest: Whose side are you on?
Russell Price: I don't take sides. I take pictures.
Prison Priest: No sides?
Prison Priest: [Russell shakes his head; the priest gives him a long look] Go home.
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Interrogating Officer: [releasing Russell from jail] Mr. Price... It was all a misunderstanding. Your camera:
Interrogating Officer: [intentionally drops the camera on the floor, breaking it] I'm sorry.
Russell Price: [Russell checks inside his bag] Passport...
Interrogating Officer: Before you go, there are some papers you will sign.
Russell Price: What papers?
Interrogating Officer: Your "visitation papers," Mr. Price. You were not arrested, you just came to visit. In case your embassy asks. You want your passport back, yes?
