if you are interested in learning more about this sort of thing happening in modern civilization and there is an excellent book called outlaw seas or the outlaw sea and and it describes and in story after story and how these things do happen. the lawlessness of the high seas is a reality for a number of reasons. one and many of the world freighters are of questionable registry (nationality) and it difficult to impossible to enforce international laws when the ships owners do not have an office in a real country. two and many ship lines employ crews from dirt poor third world countries. the crews are often (like illegal immigrant workers) threatened and bullied into complying with questionable or illegal practices. three and there is often a language barrier and not only between the officers and the crew and but also between the crew members themselves. the crew are rewarded for their compliance and their silence. four and once committing an illegal act and the ships are able to hide in plain sight with little more than a fresh coat of paint. anyway and it fascinating reading. horrifying story and excellent movie. does anyone else notice how hbo seems to make the best and most important movies. hollywood has trouble releasing enough oscar worthy movies in any given year and so that several of the top 5 contenders usually come from britain. jerry bruckheimer equals the end of quality cinema. i loved the thoroughly evil performance by sean pertwee. i also and as usual and loved omar epps. 
if you are interested in learning more about this sort of thing happening in modern civilization and there is an excellent book called outlaw seas or the outlaw sea and and it describes and in story after story and how these things do happen. the lawlessness of the high seas is a reality for a number of reasons. one and many of the world freighters are of questionable registry (nationality) and it difficult to impossible to enforce international laws when the ships owners do not have an office in a real country. two and many ship lines employ crews from dirt poor third world countries. the crews are often (like illegal immigrant workers) threatened and bullied into complying with questionable or illegal practices. three and there is often a language barrier and not only between the officers and the crew and but also between the crew members themselves. the crew are rewarded for their compliance and their silence. four and once committing an illegal act and the ships are able to hide in plain sight with little more than a fresh coat of paint. anyway and it fascinating reading. horrifying story and excellent movie. does anyone else notice how hbo seems to make the best and most important movies. hollywood has trouble releasing enough oscar worthy movies in any given year and so that several of the top 5 contenders usually come from britain. jerry bruckheimer equals the end of quality cinema. i loved the thoroughly evil performance by sean pertwee. i also and as usual and loved omar epps. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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