Inside Guantanamo - Cuba

Synopsis

In March 2007, following last year's suicides, security measures at Guantanamo Bay are intensified. The most dangerous prisoners are housed in Camp 6, a high-security wing designed to resemble a maximum-security prison in America. Inmates in Camp 6 endure 22 hours a day confined to their cells, with no external windows and constant fluorescent lighting. The facility operates under strict surveillance, emphasizing the U.S. government's stance that these individuals are terrorists. The documentary highlights the conditions and treatment of these inmates, shedding light on the ongoing controversies surrounding Guantanamo.