The Frame-Up
Sharon, 20, traveled to Bolivia with a man she barely knew. Officers found 10 kilos of cocaine in luggage she had never touched. Sentenced to five years in Mira Flores — no money, no Spanish.
Inspired by the best-selling true story of Sharon Yitzhaki
10 KILOS
Framed. Imprisoned. Unbroken. All true.
Time Until Release
August 21, 2026 — US Theaters
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Sharon, 20, traveled to Bolivia with a man she barely knew. Officers found 10 kilos of cocaine in luggage she had never touched. Sentenced to five years in Mira Flores — no money, no Spanish.
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Inside, Sharon became the country's most famous convict and biggest dealer within the walls. She built a chosen family, fell into addiction, then chose solitary confinement to get clean. Still sober today.
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When the Pope declared a Holy Year of Mercy, Sharon found a legal loophole. She escaped to New York with her chosen family before turning 26. Every word of it is true.
“...and it’s all true.”
▶ Official Trailer
The Real Story
Framed at 20, imprisoned for five years in Bolivia's most brutal women's prison — Sharon Yitzhaki built a family inside the walls, got sober in solitary confinement, and escaped through a Papal mercy loophole before turning 26. Today she hosts a recovery podcast and still loves the people she found inside.
The Filmmaker
With over 25 years of experience and more than 50 feature films to his name, Doron Eran is a veteran director and producer. He has won numerous awards at festivals in Pune, Kolkata, and from the Israeli Press. His gritty, authentic approach to storytelling brings Sharon's unimaginable true story to the screen with unflinching realism.
Director of Photography
Barry Markowitz is an acclaimed Director of Photography and member of both the American Society of Cinematographers (ASC) and the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (AMPAS). Known for his masterful visual storytelling and striking atmosphere, Markowitz served as Director of Photography on major Hollywood productions including the Oscar-winning Crazy Heart, Sling Blade, The Apostle, The Great Debaters, and All the Pretty Horses. His camera lens brings Sharon's true story to life with deep cinematic intimacy and gritty authenticity.
Stephany Merida
Stephany Merida plays Lena, the child that Sharon and Terry raise together as family while living inside Mira Flores prison.
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