Andrew Kavovit, Bruce Winant, Carmen Argenziano
They left the nightmare...and entered Hell. Captured Union soilders cope with life inside the Civil War's most notorious prisoner-of-war camp. A powerful, compeling tale of war and will, with Emmy Awa...( read more
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DVD Release Date: June 1, 2004
Stats: 66 reviews
Awesome and depressing story of the hell that was the south's prison camps during The Civil War. Get a great, but depressing and brutal history lesson and see this soon. I had no idea.
Andersonville stands out as one of the best American Civil War films in terms of the quality of the authenticity, the acting/casting, and the production values. The Andersonville Camp is a controversial subject and there will be those who feel that this movie is either a sugar-co...( read more)
good war show. it is unbelievable how when they are on the battlefield they are dedicated brothers but when they are forced to live in such horrible and deathly conditions it turns into brother vs. brother all to survive. it marvels me.
Different kinda civil war movie. More about prisoners of war, during the Civil war.
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