Short Walk to Daylight

The film focuses on eight characters who must escape a New York subway, facing both physical and interpersonal challenges in the aftermath of a disaster. It explores themes of racial tension and the human will to survive. With a mix of action and dramatic moments, the film highlights the struggles of the trapped individuals as they work together to find a way out.

Directed and produced by Universal Television and the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, Short Walk to Daylight features a cast including James Brolin, Don Mitchell, and Abbey Lincoln. The film's unique setting and storyline make it a notable entry in the disaster movie genre, appealing to fans of classic television films from the early 1970s. Its exploration of societal issues amidst a disaster scenario offers depth to the narrative, making it a significant piece of television history.