In 1972, a seemingly minor break-in at the Democratic National Committee headquarters catches the attention of rookie Washington Post reporter Bob Woodward (Robert Redford). Teamed with the more experienced Carl Bernstein (Dustin Hoffman), the duo begins to "follow the money," uncovering a trail of corruption that leads directly to the highest levels of the American presidency. At great personal and professional risk, they navigate clandestine meetings in parking garages to expose a scandal that would eventually change history and redefine the role of the free press.

Celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2026, this cinematic masterpiece remains the gold standard for political thrillers. The film was a critical and commercial triumph upon release in 1976, earning eight Academy Award nominations and winning four, including Best Supporting Actor for Jason Robards. Join us in honouring the legacy of the film and its stars, including the late Robert Redford, whose performance helped immortalise the dogged pursuit of truth.