“Shoot Dillinger, and we’ll figure out a way to make it legal.”

Presents Dillinger as more of a working class hero people ire for living life on his own . The dusty + gritty nature reminded me of other similar 70s films like Boxcar Bertha and The Lady in Red (which also featured Dillinger), and there is something about this era of crime film that hits me just right. I think it helps that so many actors just looked like…

The manifestation of sexual repression up close. Real close. This is probably my favourite Haneke film as of right now. Just a scary, brutal, unflinching look inside the mind when it's hunting for pleasure above all else.

Piano teacher Erika, in her forties, still lives with her overbearing mother who we see tear up any of Erika's clothes that she considers too revealing or "gaudy" as she puts it. Erika is constantly focused on her teaching, pushing her students to…