Three Days of the Condor is a 1975 film directed by Sydney Pollack. The film's plot is a spy thriller that follows the story of a CIA analyst who becomes the target of an internal conspiracy. 

Plot

The film's protagonist is Joseph Turner (played by Robert Redford), a CIA analyst who works in an isolated building in New York. His job is to read novels and literary texts to look for possible encrypted messages or hidden clues that could be useful to the agency.

One day, while Turner is out of the office for lunch, all of his colleagues are brutally murdered. When he returns to the office and discovers the horrific massacre, Turner suddenly becomes a target and finds himself in a desperate flight for his life.

The film follows Turner as he tries to uncover who is trying to kill him and why. A race against time begins as he seeks to survive and expose an internal conspiracy within the agency. Turner takes refuge with a woman, Kathy Hale (played by Faye Dunaway), and tries to piece together the puzzle.

"Three Days of the Condor" is a gripping thriller that delves into the dark world of espionage intrigue and government conspiracies. 

Director: Sydney Pollack

Writers: Lorenzo Semple Jr. and David Rayfiel (based on the novel "Six Days of the Condor" by James Grady)

Producer: Stanley Schneider

Music: Dave Grusin

Main Cast:

• Robert Redford as Joseph Turner (alias "Condor")
• Faye Dunaway as Kathy Hale
• Cliff Robertson as Higgins
• Max von Sydow as Joubert
• John Houseman as Mr. Wabash

Major Awards: The film did not win major Oscars, but it was critically acclaimed.

Box Office Gross: The film was a box office success.

Critical Reception: The film is known for its suspenseful atmosphere, Redford's performance, and Max von Sydow's role as a professional assassin. Although it did not win major Oscars, the film was critically acclaimed and successful at the box office. It is considered a classic in the spy thriller genre and has influenced other films in the same genre.