One of the cult thrillers of American cinema returns to the big screen in a special screening format with a discussion after the show. The plot centers around Harry Caul, a recognized expert in listening devices. He receives an order to record a conversation between a couple in a city square, but his usual work gradually turns into a personal drama: the protagonist begins to suspect that behind the dry technical assignment lies a planned murder. The psychological thriller from 1974 won the "Palme d'Or" at the Cannes Film Festival. The film was created against the backdrop of American public anxiety related to the Watergate scandal. The film will be presented by film expert Alexander Simindeykin, author of the channel "Taste of Green Tea." Where to go in Moscow today, KUDAGO knows.