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He liked White Men Can't Jump. It was on TV and I asked him if I should watch it, and he said, 'yeah that's a good movie, you'll enjoy it'.

Katharina: One of the reasons Stanley famously didn't explain the film was that everyone who saw it would then think there was only one way to experience it. My personal opinion is that who you are is how you perceive it, so religious people will see it completely differently from atheists.

He loved films. He admired the work of Bergman, Tarkovsky, Bunuel, Spike Lee, Speilberg, the list is long and varied.

Joe: I have an early memory of sitting in the living room as a family around Christmas time. 2001 was on the TV and I remember being exceedingly bored. At a guess I'd say I was around 7 or 8. I didn't really start to appreciate the films until I was in my late teens.

Katharina: I believe he liked his movies.