NATALIE MIRANDA Reporter @natalierosemir

The Pierce College Film Club explored that question in the Great Hall on Monday Oct. 23 with their first film screening of the fall semester.

This semester’s theme is “Journalism: Ethics or Profit?” Day one of the series presented the 1976 political drama “All the President’s Men” with a panel discussion that followed. Panelists included philosophy instructor Cara Gillis, instructor of journalism Richard Favela and two Film Club members.

The remaining days of the Film Series will screen “Nightcrawler” and “Spotlight”. Day two of the Film series will be on Wed, Nov 9, from 7-10 p.m., and day three will be on Thurs, Nov 30, from 2-5 p.m. Both will be in the Great Hall.

The film “All the President’s Men” focused on Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein, two journalists from The Washington Post who investigated, and reported findings that uncovered the identities of people involved in the Watergate Scandal that took place during Nixon’s presidential term.

Film Club Advisor Ken Windrum said he thinks the event was great, and he enjoyed the panel.

“I thought the turnout was good, but I really enjoyed the event,” Windrum said. “The panel was wonderful. The two professors were great, and the two Film Club people were great. And each of them had something interesting and original to say that actually made me think about the movie in a different way.”

Windrum said he was impressed