Released in 1976 and directed by John Schlesinger, the film follows "Babe" (Dustin Hoffman), a graduate student and runner who becomes entangled in a deadly plot involving a Nazi war criminal, Szell (Laurence Olivier), seeking a hidden stash of diamonds.
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: The gritty, "film-like" texture of 1970s New York is preserved, emphasizing the city's atmospheric grime. Released in 1976 and directed by John Schlesinger,
: You'll hear Michael Small’s claustrophobic soundtrack and the crisp, stable dialogue with perfect clarity. Why Marathon Man Still Matters the film follows "Babe" (Dustin Hoffman)