Deep Dive Film Talk dissects The Conversation (1974), a film by Francis Ford Coppola, unpacking its box office failure, Watergate-era relevance, and minimalist score by David Shire. The hosts explore sound design's role in amplifying the film's themes of surveillance, voyeurism, and urban isolation. From its jazz-infused soundtrack to its ambiguous ending, this episode offers listeners a fresh perspective on the psychological tension and ethics of watching and being watched.

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