The Glass Wall

by Maxwell Shane

One of the small gems of the 1950s and an early winner at Locarno, as well as one of Vittorio Gassman’s few American films. A Holocaust survivor tries to seek asylum in the US, only to discover that American citizens have their own things to run away from.

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