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The Big Picture Francis Ford Coppola’s unhinged conspiracy masterpiece The Conversation was first released in 1974. The film was riding on the wave of the cultural Zeitgeist at the time, which was highly critical of government corruption after Watergate, The Pentagon Papers, and the failure of the Vietnam War. Numerous films from the period captivated this critical and rebellious sentiment such as The Parallax View, Klute, All the Presidents Men, and Three Days of the Condor among others.
Some noticeable ways by which Harry starts to change as a consequence of his surveillance and watching activities is he becomes more paranoid and isolated. To some degree, these qualities are baked into the fabric of Harry’s character from the get-go, but there is a clear sense of an arc or journey into a state of chaos. As the film commences there is a sense of Harry as an awkward individual. He’s a man who tends to avoid human interaction and retreats from emotional relationships.
Related 10 Great Movies Recommended by Francis Ford Coppola Movies that will leave you Apocalypse Wowed. Harry doubles down and becomes more precise and more cautious in his study of the surveillance recordings. He effectively isolates himself and cuts off ties with lovers and colleagues. Amy tells Harry she can’t continue the relationship living in the hope of him opening up and effectively ending the romance.
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