Accident (1967)
A happily-married academic develops an obsession with one of his students.
The Criminal (1960)
A freshly released convict aims for a fresh heist.
The Go-Between (1971)
When a youngster goes to stay with a wealthy friend, he finds himself caught up as a messenger boy for a clandestine affair.
Mr Klein (1976)
A man who is taking advantage of his fleeing Jewish neighbours in the Second World War becomes obsessed with his Jewish 'double'.
Modesty Blaise (1966)
Sometime secret agent, sometime thief Modesty Blaise is set on the trail of stolen diamonds in this comic strip adaptation.
The Servant (1963)
Psychological thriller about a servant who begins to manipulate his employer.
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