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The Basics of Philosophy review – Paul Schrader back to his cool, cruel best

Paul Schrader returns with a gripping film at the Venice Film Festival. 'The Basics of Philosophy' delves into the moral dilemmas of a college professor, played by Jack Huston, as he confronts his past and questions his capacity for change....

The Guardian· Sep 21, 2026 · 12:24 PM · 74 views

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Paul Schrader returns with a gripping film at the Venice Film Festival. 'The Basics of Philosophy' delves into the moral dilemmas of a college professor, played by Jack Huston, as he confronts his past and questions his capacity for change. This suspenseful narrative mixes drama and dark humor, offering a chilling exploration of morality.

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