Film certificate Anyone aged 12 or over can see the film unaccompanied The Conversation (1974)

Mystery & Thriller
1h 53m
"The Conversation" (1974), directed by Francis Ford Coppola, is a riveting exploration of paranoia and privacy in the modern world. Gene Hackman delivers a masterful performance as Harry Caul, a surveillance expert grappling with his own conscience. The film's narrative is meticulously constructed, with each subtle detail contributing to a mounting sense of unease. The sound design, an integral part of the story, is exceptional and adds to the overall suspense. The film's climax is both shocking and thought-provoking, leaving viewers to question their own perspectives on morality and surveillance. Despite being made in the 70s, "The Conversation" remains relevant today, given our continued struggle with issues of privacy in the digital age. A tense, atmospheric thriller, it's a cinematic masterpiece that deserves recognition for its insightful commentary and technical brilliance. © tv-films.co.uk
Director(s): Francis Ford Coppola
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Audience: 89%rottentomatoes rating
Critics: 97%rottentomatoes rating
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