No Escape

Year: 1953

Runtime: 76 mins

Language: English

Director: Charles Bennett

RomanceCrimeDrama

The film thrusts you into a tense murder investigation. Evidence points to a young woman, yet her boyfriend—a police detective—plots to frame a struggling songwriter who plays piano in a bar. Knowing both are innocent, the woman helps the pianist evade the police dragnet as they race to uncover the real killer.

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