No Place to Hide

Overview

In the late 1960s, politically motivated students in New York devise a scheme to bomb corporate offices tied to Central American dictators. To execute their audacious plan, they recruit a well-known terrorist skilled in explosives. As their operation unfolds, the FBI becomes increasingly aware, tracking their activities closely. With the stakes escalating, the students find themselves grappling with the fine line between activism and terrorism, all while trying to avoid federal capture. Their journey highlights the volatile nature of political dissent during a tumultuous era.