Gulag

Year: 1985

Runtime: 130 mins

Language: English

Director: Roger Young

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Mickey Almon, once a celebrated athlete, now works as a reporter covering Moscow’s sporting events. The KGB frames him as an American spy, forcing a false confession that lands him in a Siberian Gulag—a brutal labor camp in the frozen wilderness. With no proof of innocence, he must endure the inhuman conditions or devise a daring escape.

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