Tom Tykwer's The International can trace its bloodline back to the paranoia peddlers of the 1970s—think The Parallax View or Three Days of the Condor—but benefits tremendously from our current predicaments. After all, can you think of a better time to premiere a globetrotting thriller that casts a morally bankrupt financial institution in the villainous role?
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