"As American as apple pie"; "There is no conspiracy. Just twelve people dead." The centerpiece of Pakula's great seventies paranoid conspiracy thriller trilogy, bookended by the equally fine Klute (1971) and All the President's Men (1977). Chilling and prescient, both reflecting on assassinations of the recent past and anticipating the current societal unease and distrust of faceless mega-corporations and government surveillance of its citizens.
Extra Information:
Condition: Very Good, linen-backed
Measures: 27” x 41” [69 x 104 cm]
Poster Type: US One-sheet
Linen-backed: Yes
Parallax View, The (1974)
POSTER TYPE
One-Sheet
27"x 40"(69x102cm)
POSTER CONDITION & GRADING
One-Sheet style B, Very Good; linen-backed with minor restoration to the fold lines by Flicks Film Posters in 2021. Prior to linen-backing the poster was in Good to Very Good condition. A few pinholes in corners and original folds only, but the poster had been carefully stored flat. One piece of white conservation tape on the reverse in the top left corner was removed prior to LB.
DIRECTOR
PAKULA, Alan J.
POSTER TAGLINE & DESCRIPTION
"As American as apple pie"; "There is no conspiracy. Just twelve people dead." The centerpiece of Pakula's great seventies paranoid conspiracy thriller trilogy, bookended by the equally fine Klute (1971) and All the President's Men (1977). Chilling and prescient, both reflecting on assassinations of the recent past and anticipating the current societal unease and distrust of faceless mega-corporations and government surveillance of its citizens.