The theme of "The Conversation" is very clear, condemning the reality of society without privacy makes people more lonely and more suspicious. The film reveals the reality of American society, no matter who it is, can not escape the fate of being monitored. In fact, the film also brings a question worth pondering for the audience: when people rely too much on high technology, they will find that these technologies bring not only changes, but also a disaster
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"The Conversation" touches sensitive political events and has a strong allegory. However, its excellence is not limited by a certain event, but can be extended and surpassed. The film is not just about making a fuss about the "Watergate Incident," it mainly exposes the fact that the morals of American society have been degraded and the law has been trampled on.
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