To Kill a Mockingbird

Both a landmark of American film and a beloved favorite, director Robert Mulligan and writer Horton Foote’s adaptation of Harper Lee’s Pulitzer Prize-winning novel addresses timeless moral issues through the formative eyes of a child. In one of the truly iconic performances in the history of cinema, Oscar®-winner Gregory Peck portrays single father and country lawyer Atticus Finch, a profile in quiet moral courage who, despite pervasive ignorance and intolerance, attempts to defend an innocent black man in the Depression-era South.