The Air- Conditioned Nightmare

John Burnside

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The bland, sinister corporate locations used by Alan J. Pakula in his era-defining paranoia trilogy – Klute, The Parallax View and All the President’s Men – perfectly capture the threats of everyday surveillance and political conspiracy in the 1970s.

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