CLASSICS-The Graduate

Front Row Classics returns to bring you a discussion on one of the landmark films of the 1960s: The Graduate. Jay Hoffman, of Front Row Flashbacks, joins Brandon and Eric to discuss the timeless themes of growing up, isolation and freedom. This episode covers the flawless direction by Mike Nichols, the inspired casting of Dustin Hoffman and the iconic score by Simon and Garfunkel. The group also discusses how the film remains both timeless and a time capsule of the late 60s.

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