Benjamin (Dustin Hoffman) returns to his parents' house after graduating. Here, he finds not only the dazzling Californian sun, a sparkling turquoise swimming pool, but also a never-ending stream of attention from his parents and their wealthy friends. The question that everyone around him keeps repeating is the one that Benjamin would most like to avoid - what he is going to do with his life. Benjamin feels alien in this adult world of artificial luxury and superficial prestige. The rebellious and withdrawn young man begins an affair with a much older family friend, Mrs Robinson (Anne Bancroft). The complicated situation is further complicated when Benjamin begins to have romantic feelings for Mrs Robinson's peer Elein (Katharine Ross). Breaking the canons of traditional cinema, the film became the flagship of a new era of cinema in Hollywood, earning director Mike Nichols (Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (1966), The Wolf (1994), Closer (2004)), an Oscar and six other nominations, and turned Simon & Garfunkel's stunning soundtrack into world-class stars. The Lithuanian translation of the film is by Agnė Mackė.