Experience one of the greatest achievements of French cinema with A Man Escaped (1956), directed by Robert Bresson. Based on the true story of a French Resistance fighter imprisoned by the Nazis during World War II, the film follows Lieutenant Fontaine as he patiently plans an escape from a heavily guarded prison, relying on determination, ingenuity, and unwavering hope.

Renowned for its minimalist style and extraordinary attention to detail, A Man Escaped builds remarkable suspense through quiet moments rather than action, drawing viewers into every step of Fontaine’s meticulous preparation. Widely regarded as one of the finest prison escape films ever made, Bresson’s masterpiece is both a gripping thriller and a profound meditation on resilience, freedom, and the strength of the human spirit.

Time: 6:00-8:00 pm EDT

Free!