Escape from Recsk (Hungarian: Szökés, Polish: Ucieczka) is a 1997 Hungarian-Polish-German drama film directed by Lívia Gyarmathy.
[1][2][3] The Polish website kinonagranicy describes the film as follows, "Created in a wave of reckoning with the Stalinist past, the film tells the story of Gyuly Molnár's[n 1] authentic escape from the closely guarded Recsk forced labor camp, where “enemies of the people” were imprisoned in the 1950s.
"[4] The film was noted for its documented description of the life in the camp of Recsk.
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