
The Conversation
- Francis Ford Coppola
- 1974
- 1h 53m
- United States
Between the two Godfathers, Francis Ford Coppola delivered a masterpiece about the years of paranoia and surveillance - evergreen, like the image of the introverted Gene Hackman as a cynic caught in a crisis of conscience. Palme d’Or at Cannes and a defining moment for the 1970s American cinema.
Synopsis
Harry Caul is a lonely man who works in surveillance during an era dominated by conspiracy theories. In essence, he has no personal life. When the director of a multinational company assigns him to record the conversations of a man and a woman, his inner world is thrown into turmoil.

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Director
Also known as
Η Συνομιλία
Palme D'Or
Cannes Film Festival
1974
Nomination for Best Picture
Oscars
1975
Nomination for Best Original Screenplay
Oscars
1975
Nomination for Best Sound
Oscars
1975
Best Editing
BAFTA Awards
1975
Best Soundtrack
BAFTA Awards
1975