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Stanley Kubrick achieves a clear perception of the human mind.
21 September 1999
By approaching human sexual nature directly, Stanley Kubrick has revealed the inner part of our deeper thinking for all to see. A stream of consciousness allows one to relate to both protagonists in a very personal way while following a natural path to a very real resolution.

The movie is highly intellectual and yet presents a simple case, of the life of ordinary people, with clarity.

If you are one to dwell on human philosophy then this movie will give you something to think about.
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Once a Thief (1996–1998)
A refreshing and intelligent story...
5 January 1999
Once a Thief focuses on the lives of three people, each with his/her own deep background, that unwillingly become secret agents and pawns of an almost maniacal woman - the director of a shaddowy government agency.

The movie is, in short, a work of art.

Both elements of seriousness and humor are portrayed seamlessly and stylishly. Each episode is an independent part of a large collection that, when complete, is a master piece.
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