Thief

THIEF is more than a classic neo-noir—it is an aesthetic manifesto that combines genre elements with existential depth and urban poetry, marking the beginning of 1980s cinema: James Caan embodies the melancholic burglar Frank, who dreams of freedom and a better life, with restrained intensity, while the nocturnal metropolis appears like an ice-cold labyrinth shaped by dehumanized capitalism.
(Florian Widegger)

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