The Raid

Year: 1954

Runtime: 83 mins

Language: English

Director: Hugo Fregonese

WarWesternEpic history and literatureMilitary combat and heroic soldiersExciting spy thrillers with tense intrigue

A suspenseful thriller where a band of Confederate prisoners escapes to Canada, then returns to plan a bank robbery and arson in the small Vermont town of St. Albans. Their leader spends several days surveying the town, only to become entangled in the community, especially an alluring widow and her son.

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