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战俘的逃亡日记

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主演: 安德鲁·西雷/兰迪·韦恩/西恩·斯通/TrishCook/DaveBlamy
导演: 哈维・劳里
语言: 暂无
地区: 美国

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这是由1864年美国内战时反奴隶士兵约瑟夫·胡佛所保存的日记拍成的电影。约瑟夫胡佛为反奴隶联盟而战却不幸被捕并送到战俘营。约瑟夫在一场血腥战役中被捕，被抓到格鲁吉亚的安德森维尔战俘营。他们订定逃跑

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