In 2011, an innocent student was abducted by his country's security forces. After days of interrogation and torture, he was shot and dumped in the desert. But incredibly, he survived. This ...
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Title: The Line of Freedom (2013)
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Nasir
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Mansoor Alfeeli | ... |
Pervez
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Rasool
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Hani
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Umar Malik | ... |
Gul
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Nitin Mirani | ... |
Private Sajjad
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Private Malik
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Private Amjad
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In 2011, an innocent student was abducted by his country's security forces. After days of interrogation and torture, he was shot and dumped in the desert. But incredibly, he survived. This is his true story, and the story of thousands of his countrymen who have died in a secret and dirty war. Written by Anonymous
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The Line of Freedom is a very important feature because it represents the current circumstances in Pakistan's largest province, Balochistan. It tells the true story of a Baloch student who was abducted, tortured and shot but was fortunate enough to survive only to be shot and dumped later on. This film shows the reality of the secret war being waged in Balochistan against the Baloch race it pays homage to many Baloch youth who were killed and dumped in various parts of Balochistan without any valid reason in short it is in fact similar to the story depicted in the movie "Taxi to the dark side" where an innocent man is tortured even when the oppressors already know that he is not guilty. David Whitney is indeed a brave man who is not afraid to show us the harsher realities which exist in places most people are not even aware of...