SYNOPSICS
Ganja Queen (2007) is a English movie. Janine Hosking has directed this movie. are the starring of this movie. It was released in 2007. Ganja Queen (2007) is considered one of the best Documentary movie in India and around the world.
In 2004, Australian Schapelle Corby, 27, is arrested at the airport in Bali. She and her family arrive for a vacation; ten pounds of marijuana are in her unlocked boogie-board bag. Seven months later, she's tried for capital crimes. The film picks up the story before the trial and follows it through the verdict. We meet Corby and her extended family. Her cause is adopted by an Aussie businessman, Ron Bakir; he promises legal help. We see a media frenzy at the trial, and we watch the proceedings; we witness her family's pain. Did she do it? Did a family member use her bag in a smuggling attempt? Or, did baggage handlers do it? Is the trial fair? Will she be found guilty?
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Ganja Queen (2007) Reviews
ridiculous
that was the most ridiculous trial i have ever seen... guilty or not ...even in north America the court has to have more evidence than ,they had to prove your guilty...she had no defence,and that is why she was sentenced...there was no investigation at all and how did she make it through 2 ports in Australia ...to say she admitted it was weed cause of the smell,anyone older than 15 knows what weed smells like ...the Aussie gov should do all they can to get her home...from what i saw they did nothing...my only thought is the father seemed awful calm through it all...if it was my daughter my emotions would have been a little more concerned than his were....
Outrage!!
This movie is absolutely ridiculous !! I am definitely not going to be traveling to Indonesia ever...no matter what after seeing this movie, even if a million dollars was sitting there waiting for me to pick up. That is how ticked off I am at this country. I hope they are happy when people like me screw up the tourism for their country. I think everyone else who watches this documentary will be just as outraged as I am. It is a remarkable movie that delves into the messed up court systems in third world countries where money rules everything. Our country's court system states you have to believe beyond a reasonable doubt that someone is guilty. Obviously different in Indonesia. This just affirms my feelings of gratefulness to live in the United States.
Ms. Corby
This documentary brought me to tears. I was and still feel very sad and angry about the whole situation. I would never ever go to Indonesia. I believe Ms. Corby is innocent. The president of Australia sent a letter to the government of Indonesia saying that some of the workers at the airport in Australia was arrested for trafficking drugs out of the country the same day that Ms. Corby got on the flight. The Austrailian government obviously does'not care about their citizen's because they did nothing in their power to try and get Ms. Corby out of that dump of a prison in that stupid Tourism county. How could a judge sit there and laugh at a person who's pleading for mercy. It does'not make sense to me at all. If Ms. Corby was a United states Citizen, the Unites States government would have done everything possible to get her out of that county and back to the Land of The Free. Shame on the Australia government and shame on the Indonesian government. FREE MS. CORBY.
This movie Is So Horrible.
The whole plot is that this girl, has a bag of Marjiwana in her suitcase, when she went to Indonesia. So the girl opens up the bag, and see's the Marjiwana in the bag, and knows it is Marjiwana because of the smell. Now, the laws in Indonesia are EXTREMELY strict against Drugs. The trial was to execute her. Now this might be strict, but there are A LOT of drug dealers in Indonesia, and I'd see why their so strict. A thing I noticed was, they NEVER gave her a fair trial. The whole thing seemed to have been planned out, and sometimes I wondered if the court was listening enough to tell that this poor girl was innocent. They never checked for finger prints, even though a ton of people would just pass by, pick up a bit of the Marjiwana from the bag, and say something along the lines of "Shame". Then put it back, and walk away. There were even some people outside of the court and stuff having signs saying to execute her. This whole thing was stupid. How about we Execute those people who are convicting this girl, without evidence, or a fair trial. This whole movie was messed up. That was why it was good.