WUSA (1970)
Rheinhardt, a jaded wanderer, takes a job as a broadcaster at the right-leaning radio station WUSA in New Orleans. He initially embraces the station's inflammatory rhetoric, despite his own disbelief. However, his apathy is tested by his friend Geraldine and Rainey, an idealistic neighbor who uncovers the station's dark intentions. As tensions rise and chaos ensues, Rheinhardt is forced to confront his own values and make a choice about where he truly stands. The narrative weaves a tense exploration of morality amid a backdrop of political manipulation and personal awakening.
