A Man Escaped


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Director: Robert Bresson Country: France Year: 1956 Runtime: 99 mins Genre: Foreign Score: 8.0/10
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Synopsis

A film by Robert Bresson

Robert Bresson's critical and commercial triumph A MAN ESCAPED is a stunningly beautiful drama which is also one of the most tense and thrilling films ever made! Based on the true story of a French activist who escaped his Nazi prison hours before he was due to be executed, Bresson's film centers on Fontaine, who is imprisoned by the Nazis in occupied... More »

Special Features

  • An audio commentary by Ross Gibson, Professor of Contemporary Arts, Sydney College of the Arts, University of Sydney

Release Information

16/07/2009 Release Date:
French 2.0 Audio tracks:
French, German Languages:
Robert Bresson Director:
English subtitles Subtitles:
99.0 mins Runtime:
DVD, Region 4 (PAL) Format:
4:3 Original Aspect Ratio Aspect Ratio:
MMA2898 Catalogue:
© 1956 Gaumont - Nouvelle Editions de Films Copyright:

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