Shackles (2005)

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Written by Donald Martin

Directed by Charles Winkler

Running Time: 120 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2005

Rating: 15 Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

Haunted by his past, a teacher (D.L. Hughley) takes a job instructing inmates at a maximum-security prison.

Cast

D.L. HughleyBen Cross
Jose Pablo CantilloGabriel Garcia
Daniel Louis RivasPretty
Barry Shabaka HenleyVirgil
Kristen WilsonHelen
Jerry QuickleyTone
Tony LeeKorean Cop
David AndrioleCouncilman Yorkin
Mark BerryRasheed Jackson
Georg Stanford BrownWarden
Rob BrownsteinDuncan Towers
Lizette CarrionRosa
Dan DesmondRandolph
Lorenzo EduardoDouble B
Justin Rodgers HallPrisoner
Kelli JacksonValeria Johnson
Juanita JenningsBella
Janis JonesPrison Guard
David KagenPeter Travers
Page KennedyPage
Eben KostbarGeeky White Kid
Rege LewisKevin Marshall
Cynthia MartellLoretta
Danny MartinezPrison Slam Poet
Jesus MayorgaPablo
Damien MidkiffJamie Hanson
Sandra NelsonLouise
Paul Vincent O'ConnorCap. O'Leary
Erlinda OrozcoMonica
Alonso 'Scooter' PowellStreet Drummer
Christian ReddHood #1
Cisco ReyesPoetry Kid
Pablo SantosMinnow
Vicellous Reon ShannonSammy One
Tony ShorePrisoner
Deborah StrangDr. Beecher
Angela SunAnna MacDonald
C.C. TaylorCop #1
Image for Mandy June TurpinMandy June TurpinNurse Browning
Benny UrquidezBoxer
Rolonda WattsJune Rutherford
Casey WilliamsCarol Horst
Charles WinklerProsecutor
Margo WinklerJudge

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