Exposé 1976

Overview

The film Exposé, directed by James Kenelm Clarke, is a movie that tells the story of a writer. A paranoid writer is unable to get started on his second novel, indicating that the film explores the challenges of creative work. He hires a secretary, which sets off a chain of events that complicates his life. The film's plot is centered around the writer's struggles and the consequences of hiring a secretary. The story is described in multiple sources, including The Movie Database and Letterboxd, with consistent descriptions of the plot. The film's director, James Kenelm Clarke, is also credited with directing another film called Trauma, which has a similar plot description. The term exposé can also refer to a public revelation of something discreditable, but in this context, it is the title of the film.