The Anderson Tapes (1971)

This film had an interesting premise: What are the consequences of surrendering one’s privacy in a world where surveillance becomes acceptable? Remember that this is the early 70’s and people where just coming to grips with the role of technology in everyday people’s hands. A compelling subject matter that director Sidney Lumet (yeah i’m on a bit of a Lumet kick lately) attempted to tackle however, The Anderson Tapes seems to set you on that path only for things to unravel and devolve into nothing more than a typical heist movie

Don’t get me wrong, there’s plenty to like watching this film; Unscrupulously appealing characters in a slightly twisted version of 1970’s New York. And yes, an older but still visually virile Sean Connery and very young Christopher Walken making his big screen debut

Louie del Carmen

Director, artist and illustrator.  Los Angeles USA

http://www.louiedelcarmen.com
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