Stanley Kubrick's A Clockwork Orange

Old Ludwig Van’s Ninth Symphony plays loudly on the record player as a young chelloveck, Alex, wraps a snake around his arm. The treament Our Humble Narrator agrees to get out of prison early, after tolchocking a woman to death, left him with a great pain in his gulliver, nausea and other mental discomforts whenever he exhibits agressive behavoir.

This young veck is the anti-hero of Kubrick’s adaptation of Anthony Burgess’s novel and while the unique costumes and powerful acting performance are a pivotal part of the film, the culture created by the story lives a life of its own.

And Beethoven plays in the background.