Papillon 1973

Henry Charles (played by Steve McQueen), nicknamed Papillon, is about to be exiled to a hard labor camp called "Devil's Island" in Guyana to serve his life sentence. Charlie was arrested and imprisoned for killing a pimp, but he always believed that he was wronged. On the escort ship, the strong Charlie protected Louis Degas (Dustin Hoffman), a cunning intellectual wearing glasses. In order to clear his name, Charlie began planning a prison escape with the help of Degas from the first day he set foot on "Devil's Island". However, "Devil's Island" is located in a wilderness, surrounded by water, and terrible diseases are prevalent everywhere. Charlie escaped from prison again and again and was captured again and again. For more than ten years, he still desperately jumped into the sea with a bag of coconut shells to escape. The classic American prison escape adventure drama "Papillon" is adapted from the best-selling book "Papillon" of the same name published in 1969 by French prisoner Henri Charles. Papillon was the nickname of Henri Charles, who got his nickname from the butterfly-shaped tattoo on his chest. The film was nominated for Best Original Score in the Drama Category at the 46th Academy Awards in 1974, and won