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And several seasons. Something binge watchable. Edit: Does not need to be prime
Really funny stand up comedy
This is one of the top movies on my list. 👌👌👌👌
Those faces are forever etched in my brain.
19 wins 26 nominations!
Prime Link
https://www.amazon.com/gp/video/detail/0IQWGOT3KAHU9EJEATE54FB5F0/
Captain Phillips (2013) seems relatively tame.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/video/detail/0H3CJ9M9FAGEG7ARGRWVI9C3UH/
Deep Dive into the story - https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/the-last-stop--3#/
Formally known as a residential behavior modification program and therapeutic community, Élan specialized in treating troubled youths with severe emotional and behavioral problems through an extreme mix of military, public humiliation, heavy surveillance, thought reform, group psychotherapy and milieu therapy tactics.
It was hailed by many to have been a last resort saving grace for incorrigible delinquent teens in crisis. Supporters of Élan ranged from thousands of former students and parents to hundreds of psychologists, social workers, educational officials and national associations, many of whom have praised its tough love tactics. However, for every riveting success story that credits Élan with saving their life, there is a broken adult unable to recover from the harrowing trauma they faced there as a youth.
The film’s title, “The Last Stop,” alludes to the program’s frequently repeated mantra, “This is your last stop. Without Élan, it’s either jail or death.” Failure to assimilate could give rise to residents facing isolation for months, compulsory resident-on-resident boxing matches, being yelled at and degraded by dozens of peers simultaneously, the use of straightjackets, forced ditch digging, mandated donning of degrading costumes and signs, or the use of “electric sauce,” a mixture of garbage and feces poured over the heads of residents who needed discipline. These tactics and others were known as “attack therapy.” The concept was, “That which doesn't kill you, makes you stronger.” A philosophically sound concept, that went dangerously awry.