A Man Escaped -

Robert Bresson’s 1956 masterpiece, (French: Un condamné à mort s'est échappé ), is widely considered one of the greatest prison-break films ever made . Critics and audiences alike celebrate it for its extreme minimalism, realistic focus, and "Bressonian" style that eschews traditional melodrama for a pure cinematic experience. Critical Consensus A lesson in the cinema movie review - Roger Ebert