The Last Castle

In "The Last Castle" (2001), a court-martialed general, played by Robert Redford, marshals the inmate population of a military prison to defy the system that jailed him. With a cast of 1200 extras, the film charts a tense rebellion against institutional oppression, blending claustrophobic drama with ethical quandaries. Redford's steely charisma holds the narrative together as he navigates the moral ambiguities of leadership and loyalty within the stark confines of a penal fortress.