Pickpocket(1959) 100%
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Feem uses your local (Wi-Fi) network to transfer your private files from one device, DIRECTLY to another device without passing through the Internet.
Kiss your virus-infected USB sticks good-bye.
(1959), directed by Robert Bresson , is a landmark of minimalist cinema that follows Michel, a young man who turns to petty crime not out of necessity, but as a form of existential expression and a test of his own "superiority" over social rules. Often cited as one of Bresson's most essential works, the film is celebrated for its rigorous, "un-theatrical" style and its focus on the mechanical precision of theft. Core Themes and Narrative In Which I Briefly Go On About Bresson’s Pickpocket
