Writer-director Paul Schrader has released his latest feature film, titled "The Basics of Philosophy." The movie focuses on a central male character who is confined to a room and burdened by a vile past deed that requires expiation.
The film continues Schrader's cinematic exploration of guilt, transgression, and the intellectual labor required of a sinner. Reviewers note that the narrative covers familiar thematic territory for the director, presenting another iteration of his recurring tortured-man drama.
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