Camp disciplinaire

Camp disciplinaire was released on 15 octobre 1982.

Camp disciplinaire was directed by Robert J. Siegel.

Camp disciplinaire has a runtime of 1h 36min.

Camp disciplinaire was produced by Virginia Largent, Robert J. Siegel.

An account of the Presidio mutiny of 1968, in which twenty-seven prisoners participated in a sit-down strike at the stockade in Presidio, California. The protest was sparked by the death of a prisoner, overcrowding in the stockade, alleged mistreatment by guards, and set in motion when four AWOL soldiers participated in an anti-war march in San Francisco. During their morning formation, the twenty-seven men sat down and sang "We Shall Overcome" as their demands were read. The protest ended when military police removed the participants one at a time.

The key characters in Camp disciplinaire are 1st CID man (Raymond Baker), Escaper (Don Blakely), Mrs. Novik (Jacqueline Brookes).

Camp disciplinaire is an Action, Drame, Guerre film.

Camp disciplinaire has an audience rating of 7.4 out of 10.