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Carlos the Jackal

Literanista January 8, 2011

Don’t miss CARLOS on the Sundance Channel, re-airing on Thursday, January 20th beginning at 8pm
ET/PT. The mini-series won over critics everywhere, making tons of ” top10 Best lists for 2010″ everywhere but unfortunately missed out on an Oscar nod.

WHO IS CARLOS?

CARLOS tells the story of Ilich Ramirez Sanchez who, for two decades, was one
of the most wanted terrorists, on the planet. Between 1974 and 1994, he lived
several lives under various pseudonyms, weaving his way through the complexities
of international politics of the period.

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