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SETTANTAxOTTANTA: 1976. Esce al cinema Tutti gli uomini del presidente, thriller con i maestosi Robert Redford e Dustin Hoffman · 70 80

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  Casino. What are we talking about today? Cinema.
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  All Men of the President is a 1976 film that
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  has become a milestone of the political -journalistic
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  genre that has fixed in the memory of more than
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  a generation the famous American scandal of 1972,
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  Watergate. The film is indissolubly linked to
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  the actors Robert Redford and Dustin Hoffman,
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  in the shoes of the two Washington Post journalists
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  Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein, who discovered
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  what would have become the Watergate scandal.
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  Watergate, which led to the request for impeachment
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  and the resignation of the then President of
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  the United States, Richard Nixon. These are the
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  facts. On June 1, 1972, Richard Nixon returns
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  from his trip to Eastern Europe and Iran, where
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  he signed with Brezhnev the first Treaty on the
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  Reduction of Harvesting, with the Congress welcoming
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  him triumphantly. The 17th of June 1972, however,
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  five men are arrested in the Democratic Party
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  headquarters at Watergate Palace. Bob Woodward,
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  a young Washington Post columnist, follows the
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  hearing and discovers that one of the arrested...
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  works for the CIA. The journalist intuits a link
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  with Nixon's re -election campaign and begins
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  to investigate. Colleague Bernstein joins the
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  inquiry despite the initial skepticism of the
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  editor -in -chief. Harry Rosfeld, responsible
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  for the Washington Post's chronicle, insists
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  that it's the two young people who are following
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  the case, but the investigations are hindered
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  by general silence and the absence of direct
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  evidence. The national press snubs the story,
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  but Woodward receives help from Gola Profonda,
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  a mysterious informant linked to the administration,
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  while the director of Il Quotidiano, Ben Bradley,
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  pur dubioso, supports the investigation. I spoke
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  to the White House's librarian. This is from
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  the 1952 campaign for Eisenhower. Did you call
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  the White House's communications office? No,
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  I spoke to the librarian. 524... I know. There's
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  a total contradiction between the first and the
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  second part. I have the impression that... I
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  have the impression that... I have the impression
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  that... I have the impression that... I have
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  the impression that... I have the impression
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  that... I have the impression that... I'm Mr.
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  Woodward. Carl Bernstein of the Washington Post
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  had a conversation with the librarian of the
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  White House about certain books on Senator Kennedy
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  that Mr. Howard Hunt had taken. First he said
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  that Hunt had taken some books on Senator Kennedy.
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  Then he even denied knowing who he was. I would
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  like to know if you are able to explain this
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  contradiction. In short, from the journalistic
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  investigations emerge traces of movements of
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  money and foreign accounts without apparent origin,
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  but the clues converge towards the CRIP, the
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  committee for the re -election of Nixon, which
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  on November 7, 1972, wins the elections against
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  George McGovern. Woodward and Bernstein discover
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  that the CRIP practices espionage and systematic
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  corruption and that the network involves CIA,
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  FBI and high officials. Excuse me. Excuse me,
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  sir. Excuse me. He said that someone actually
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  called him asking for Mr. Hunt, but that you
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  did nothing but send him to the press office.
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  And he denies that there was any other kind of
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  conversation. I hope... I hope I helped you.
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  Thank you. We need proof. The journal's inquiry
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  becomes more and more solid and detailed, so
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  much so that on May 9, 1974, the Congress launched
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  the impeachment procedure. Political and judicial
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  pressure is thus unsustainable, and on August
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  9, 1974, Nixon resigns, first President of the
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  United States to do so. Dan Rather reports. The
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  president made public three transcripts of meetings
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  with his former chief aide, H .R. Bob Haldeman,
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  all June 23, 1972. This was six days after the
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  Watergate break -in, three days after an earlier
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  discussion of Watergate with Haldeman, the tape
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  of which has been mysteriously erased. one week
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  before John Mitchell was dismissed as presidential
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  campaign manager. despite obstacles and dangers.
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  Of an uncontestable current, the film sees dynamics
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  of coverage, government secrecy, political pressures
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  and the role of the press as a guard dog of institutions.
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  The direction, the script, the interpretations
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  of Robert Redford and Dustin Hoffman, the care
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  of the details, build a film that works on more
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  levels, not only informative, but also emotional,
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  engaging, capable of creating suspense, even
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