A Man Escaped
Directed by Robert Bresson
Captured French Resistance fighter Lieutenant Fontaine awaits a certain death sentence for espionage in a stark German prison in Lyon, France. Facing malnutrition and paralyzing fear, he must plot an extraordinary escape, complicated by the questions of whom to trust, and what lies beyond the small portion of the prison they are housed in.
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A Man Escaped was released on November 11, 1956.
A Man Escaped was directed by Robert Bresson.
A Man Escaped has a runtime of 1h 41m.
A Man Escaped was produced by Alain Poiré, Jean Thuillier.
Captured French Resistance fighter Lieutenant Fontaine awaits a certain death sentence for espionage in a stark German prison in Lyon, France. Facing malnutrition and paralyzing fear, he must plot an extraordinary escape, complicated by the questions of whom to trust, and what lies beyond the small portion of the prison they are housed in.
The key characters in A Man Escaped are Fontaine (François Leterrier), Jost (Charles Le Clainche), Blanchet (Maurice Beerblock).
A Man Escaped is rated Not Rated.
A Man Escaped is a Drama, War, Thriller film.
A Man Escaped has an audience rating of 9.3 out of 10.