PLOT : During World War II, a group of Allied prisoners of war held in a German camp are recruited to play a propaganda soccer match against a German national team in occupied Paris. Led by former professional footballer Captain John Colby, the prisoners train secretly while planning a daring escape during the game. As tensions rise, the players must decide whether to flee at halftime or finish the match for pride and solidarity. With the stadium crowd watching and the stakes higher than ever, the prisoners choose courage on the field and beyond. Victory blends wartime drama with the spirit of sport, celebrating teamwork, resilience, and defiance against oppression.
John Huston. One of the most influential filmmakers of classical Hollywood (1906–1987). Known for his distinctive storytelling and strong character-driven narratives, Huston directed many landmark films, including The Maltese Falcon (1941), The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (1948), and The African Queen (1951). His work often explored themes of ambition, morality, and human resilience. Over a career spanning nearly five decades, Huston earned multiple Academy Award nominations and won Oscars for directing and writing. With Victory, he combined war drama with the global passion for football, creating a unique sports film featuring both professional actors and legendary football players.
Length 1h 56min
Cast Sylvester Stallone, Pelé, Michael Caine, Bobby Moore, Max von Sydow,
Distribution Criterion Pictures
Production Lorimar Productions
- Fri June 268:15PMOutdoorSpirit TheatreDistillery DistrictToronto
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