Alex DeLarge is the leader of a gang of teenage thieves and vandals in futuristic Britain. The film follows Alex as he commits acts of ultra-violence with his droogs before being captured and subjected to an experimental rehabilitation technique. This involves using drugs and psychological conditioning to curb his violent behavior. However, he later seeks revenge on those responsible for his punishment once released. The film is an adaptation of Anthony Burgess' novel and was directed by Stanley Kubrick, starring Malcolm McDowell in the lead role.

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2. Alex DeLarge SYNOPSIS Classical music Story Crime spree Capture Rehabilitation Profile Charismatic Classical violence Ultra violence Ludovico techniques Meaning of goodness droogs Pete Georgie Dim Milk Bar Rivals Violence with writer Leadership discussions Dim Georgie Woman of cats Mr Alexander house

3. ACTORS Malcolm McDowell as Alex DeLarge Warren Clarke as Dim James Marcus as Georgie Michael Tarn as Pete Patrick Magee as Frank Alexander Adrienne Corri as Mrs. Alexander Carl Duering as Dr. Brodsky Madge Ryan as Dr. Branom VOCABULARY Cookney Nadsat Ludovico Thugs gang

4. SOME INFORMATION ABOUT MOVIE Warner Bros. Distributed by Bill Butler Editing by John Alcott Cinematography Malcolm McDowell Warren Clarke Michael Bates James Marcus Michael Tarn Patrick Magee Starring Stanley Kubrick Novel: Anthony Burgess Written by Stanley Kubrick Produced by Stanley Kubrick Directed by

5. SOME INFORMATION ABOUT MOVIE $26,589,400 Gross revenue $2.2 million Budget English Language United Kingdom United States Country 136 minutes Running time January 13, 1971) (United Kingdom) February 2, 1971 (United States) Release date(s)