Oliver Stone's provocative 1994 film Natural Born Killers is a visually audacious and controversial exploration of love, violence, and media obsession in America. Featuring Woody Harrelson and Juliette Lewis as a young couple who embark on a murderous cross-country rampage, the film is both a romance and a sharp critique of American culture's fascination with outlaws and crime. Stone's signature kinetic style—combining rapid editing, multiple film formats, and bold visual metaphors—creates an intoxicating cinematic experience that challenges viewers to examine their own complicity in a spectacle-driven society. At 117 minutes, this is essential viewing for anyone interested in 1990s cinema and provocative filmmaking. Part of Babylon Berlin's Oliver Stone retrospective. Read more