The Conversation (4K-UHD)

Harry Caul (Gene Hackman) is a paranoid, obsessively private surveillance expert who is haunted by the possible consequences of a recording he has made of a couple's conversation in a San Francisco park. Francis Ford Coppola's masterpiece — shot during the Watergate hearings and winner of the Palme d'Or at Cannes 1974 — remains one of American cinema's essential studies of privacy, guilt, technology, and the limits of human knowledge. Walter Murch's sound design is among the greatest in cinema history.

• United States
• 113 minutes
• Color
• 1.85:1
• English
• 1974

Special features

- Audio Commentary with Francis Ford Coppola
- Audio Commentary with Walter Murch
- Q&A with Walter Murch
- 50th Anniversary Trailer
- Interview with Gene Hackman
- David Shire Interviewed by Francis Ford Coppola
- Cindy Williams Screen Test
- Harrison Ford Screen Test
- Close-Up on The Conversation
- Coppola Dictates Script: Opening Sequence, The Life of Harry Caul, The Convention, Introduction to Frank Lovista, Jack Tar Hotel, Police Station Ending
- Harry Caul’s San Francisco: Location Then & Now
- No Cigar
- Theatrical Trailer
- Behind-the-Scenes Stills Gallery