The 1950 crime thriller "Outside the Wall" centers around Larry Nelson (played by Richard Baseheart), who leaves Eastern State Penitentiary after serving half of his nearly thirty-year sentence. Take a look at this clip from the film! 👀 Tonight from 5:30-9:30, join us for "Wednesday Nights: Behind Bars & On the Big Screen" as we explore the surprising intersection of cinema and incarceration in the early 20th century. Step into this little-known history through film screenings, engaging discuss

this is what love looks like Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye is a 1950 crime drama film starring James Cagney, based on Horace McCoy’s novel of the same name. The movie follows the story of Ralph Cotter, a ruthless career criminal who escapes from prison and embarks on a violent spree of robberies, manipulation, and betrayal. Unlike Cagney’s earlier gangster roles that sometimes carried a sense of charm, this film presents him as almost entirely unredeemable—cold, selfish, and destructive to everyone arou