Accompanied by a chic jazzy score and an ever-fashionable Robert Redford sporting his golden blonde locks, this 1975 political paranoia thriller opens promisingly with a welcoming intro followed by a suspense-building hit. What follows is an abundance of smokescreens and wild-goose chases designed to keep you, as a viewer, just as much in the dark as Redford’s character. Going underground in New York City, he resorts to everything from top 1970s tech-savviness to a rather unpleasant Stockholm-syndrome-like seduction of a Faye Dunaway character with a worrying lack of integrity. It’s not quite as sharp as the Redford character’s fashion sense, but you may just find yourself going along with it – especially if you were around to experience the post-Watergate paranoia that existed at the time.