Frank Terpil: Confessions of a Dangerous Man

This documentary runs for 86 minutes and captures Frank Terpil's perspective while he is in exile in Beirut. It delves into his life on the run from a 53-year sentence and reveals the operations of arms dealers involved in terrorism.

Directed by Antony Thomas, the film presents a gripping account of how individuals can profit from violence without remorse. Terpil's candid remarks shed light on the darker side of international arms trafficking and the mentality that allows such actions to occur. The documentary serves as a historical account of the complexities surrounding terrorism and arms trade during that era.