Fuga de Pretoria
Directed by Francis AnnanSudáfrica, 1978. Tim Jenkin y Stephen Lee, dos activistas políticos blancos, miembros del Congreso Nacional Africano, encarcelados por el régimen del apartheid, ponen en marcha un plan para escapar de la infame prisión de Pretoria.
Fuga de Pretoria Ratings & Reviews
- Ommar11 de diciembre de 2025Try not to get caught 😰
- Ghost-Hunter28 de octubre de 2025Excitement from start to finish. Great movie👍
- Aaron5 de septiembre de 2025Decent movie with Daniel. Even the secondary actor was pretty good. Interesting the way it all works out in the end.
- Hakihiko25 de junio de 2025Solid Premise, Flat Execution "Escape from Pretoria" tells the true story of a daring prison break during apartheid-era South Africa. The premise is genuinely intriguing, and the historical context adds weight to the events. Daniel Radcliffe delivers a committed performance as Tim Jenkin, and the attention to the mechanics of the escape provides some suspenseful moments. However, the movie struggles to fully capitalize on its potential. The pacing is uneven, with long stretches that feel repetitive or lack urgency. The character development is minimal, making it harder to become emotionally invested in the protagonists beyond their cause. There's a sense of detachment that prevents the tension from truly landing. The production is competent, and there are a few gripping sequences, especially involving the handcrafted wooden keys and tight prison routines. But overall, the film feels a bit too safe and straightforward for such a potentially nail-biting story. Overall, "Escape from Pretoria" is a decent watch with a strong concept, but it misses the mark in terms of emotional depth and narrative tension. It's worth seeing for the true story, but don’t expect a fully gripping thriller.
- jackmeat20 de marzo de 2025My quick rating - 6.5/10. As good as this movie is done, the whole time all I could think about was all the idiots out there that watch ASMR channels. I mean really people, if you need 20 minutes of someone crumpling up paper, pick up a piece of paper and do it. Soon after, call a therapist. The reason I say this is the planned escape of these three men is very methodical and precise. So when things such as sneaking around halls and not be heard, which is the MAIN example of the ASMR thing, a guard walking down a hall can take forever, and the obnoxiously loud breathing during said scene gets almost unbearable. But it keeps the tension going, that is for sure. Aside, from being massively distracted by this fact, the story is simple yet effective. And also based on the truth. Get locked up for your political ideals in South Africa, and immediately start plotting your escape. Worth the watch though, and quite interesting in how they go about it. Radcliffe definitely turns in one of his better performances here.
- Jason Layton12 de marzo de 2025powerful story
Fuga de Pretoria Trivia
Fuga de Pretoria was released on 5 de marzo de 2020.
Fuga de Pretoria was directed by Francis Annan.
Fuga de Pretoria has a runtime of 1h 45min.
Fuga de Pretoria was produced by David Barron, Mark Blaney, Jackie Sheppard, Gary Hamilton, Michelle Krumm.
Sudáfrica, 1978. Tim Jenkin y Stephen Lee, dos activistas políticos blancos, miembros del Congreso Nacional Africano, encarcelados por el régimen del apartheid, ponen en marcha un plan para escapar de la infame prisión de Pretoria.
The key characters in Fuga de Pretoria are Tim Jenkin (Daniel Radcliffe), Stephen Lee (Daniel Webber), Denis Goldberg (Ian Hart).
Fuga de Pretoria is rated 16.
Fuga de Pretoria is a Suspense, Drama, Historia film.
Fuga de Pretoria has an audience rating of 8.6 out of 10.
Fuga de Pretoria has made 2,4 MUS$ at the box office.