Toronto Film Fest Watch: "Prisoners," "The Railway Man" Tell Tales of Torture
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Jake Coyle, Entertainment Writer
A year after the debate stirred up by the torture scenes of "Zero Dark Thirty," several films at the Toronto International Film Festival are taking up stories of torture and prisoner rights with obvious contemporary relevance.
In "Prisoners," a rage-crazed father (Hugh Jackman) locks...
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