A thought provoking & highly stylish 'reporter as sleuth' film

What a refreshing movie.  The story is intelligent, the performances are engaging, there's an excellent star turn by Christopher Plummer.  Robert Wisden (in the lead) plays a jaded reporter with a sense of perception we haven't seen in that tired role for a long while.

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A reporter (Robert Wisden) meets mixed reactions as he unravels the truth about the death of a financier.

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