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Park Row

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In the bustling heart of New York during the 1880s, a group of journalists faces the challenges and dangers that come with the pursuit of truth in a world rife with corruption and scandal. The ambitious editor of a rival newspaper, determined to make a name for himself in this fierce industry, establishes his headquarters on Park Row, the epicenter of the press. His arrival transforms the journalistic landscape and unleashes a series of conflicts with other established editors, who see their domains threatened.

Each character brings their unique style to the game, from the honest yet unfortunate reporter seeking to expose the hypocrisy of the elite, to the shrewd journalist who knows that with every word, she can build or destroy lives. As rivalries intensify and ethical boundaries are tested, a scandalous case of government corruption emerges, forcing everyone to choose between their personal ambition and their social responsibility.

Tensions rise as it becomes evident that a powerful politician is willing to do anything to silence the truth, including extortion and violence. With moments of intrigue, comedy, and a touch of romance, the characters are driven to a climax that will not only change their lives but also alter the future of journalism. With masterful direction and a striking script, the film captures the zeitgeist of an era where words were more powerful than bullets, and the quest for truth was an act of courage.

Media type
Movie
Year
1952
Director
Samuel Fuller
Writer
Samuel Fuller
Rating
Service
Internet Movie Database
Rating
7.20
Service
Rotten tomatoes
Rating
89.00
Actors
Gene Evans
Mary Welch
Bela Kovacs
Herbert Heyes
George O'Hanlon
J.M. Kerrigan
Forrest Taylor
Don Orlando
Neyle Morrow
Dick Elliott
Stuart Randall
Dee Pollock
Hal K. Dawson
Jean Del Val
Charles Horvath
Frank Marlowe
Harry 'Snub' Pollard
Stanley Price
Gender
Drama
Historia
Suspense
Country
United States
Producers
Samuel Fuller
Original title
Park Row
Duration
83
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