Monday | November 16 7:00 pm

Nowhere to Go

Screening on Film

Directed by Seth Holt.
With George Nader, Maggie Smith, Bernard Lee.
UK, 1958, 35mm, black & white, 89 min.
Print source: British Film Institute

This austere thriller is a cinematic tour de force, as chillingly detached as its antihero, an escaped convict pursuing stolen loot in a safety deposit box. Co-written by famous critic Kenneth Tynan, the film also features Maggie Smith in her feature debut.

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