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Best Documentary at the 2007 Academy Awards, Taxi To The Dark Side sheds new light on U.S torture & murder at Baghram Prison in Afganistan, Abu Grad in Iraq and Guantanamo Bay. It includes eye witness accounts, interviews with prison guards & very compelling evidence of the U.S government's systematic approach to torture, which came from the top down...
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