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‘Take No Prisoners’ Review: An Inside Look at America’s Top Hostage Negotiator and His Battle Against Wrongful Detention

SXSW: Directors Adam Ciralsky and Subrata De offer rare access to negotiator Roger D. Carstens, from the White House to Caracas.

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‘Take No Prisoners’ Review: An Inside Look at America’s Top Hostage Negotiator and His Battle Against Wrongful Detention
SXSW: Directors Adam Ciralsky and Subrata De offer rare access to negotiator Roger D. Carstens, from the White House to Caracas.
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