All the President's Men 4K 1976

An interesting detective story that literally reveals the theme of the Watergate scandal.

However, in order to enjoy it, you need to be well-informed about the subject, otherwise half of what happens in the film will simply be incomprehensible. There are many names, various detective moves, and confusing situations, and it is extremely difficult and even a little tiring to grasp all of this, so even though the film is very culturally important, it will leave those who are not interested in the topic completely indifferent.

It is also a fairly deep dive into the world of journalism with all its interesting and authentic techniques.

The film is almost completely devoid of any philosophical undertones, not wasting time on this, as it is already clear that the film focuses entirely on and reveals as fully as possible the investigation process itself.

Films of the 70s are distinguished by a transition to a new level of acting in the direction of authenticity, an almost complete departure from unnecessary theatricality, which is why I personally adore the cinema of the 70s.

Here again, there are very strong performances from both the main characters and the supporting cast. And the duo of Robert Redford and Dustin Hoffman is a delight. The film ranks 77th on the American Film Institute's (AFI) 2007 updated list of the 100 greatest and most significant American films in history.