Convicted of a crime she didn’t commit, Carmen is sentenced to life imprisonment on Terminal Island: a place without guards or laws, a defacto anarchic society. As violence mounts, Carmen finds herself leading the island’s underground resistance, planning to overthrow the leader’s reign of terror.
The wild, weird Terminal Island,: a progressive B-movie that New York Times critic Dave Kehr calls a “crafty feminist allegory”! And if you want another (strange) reason to watch, it features future “Magnum, P.I.” stars Tom Selleck and Roger E. Mosley.
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