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For many years, people have said that book publishers are becoming more and more fearful. It is said that the media is spreading fear by criticizing gay couples, refusing to publish books about gay rights, and fostering bigotry against immigrants. This fear has led to self-censorship in terms of what can be published or shown. If you watch film or TV shows, you may come across examples where they tried to censor certain topics because it was considered "inappropriate" for public consumption. This censorship often leads to feelings of frustration and anger- two emotions that may cause people not interested in these topics to stop viewing the content altogether. "Lolita" is one of those films. The film made by Stanley Kubrick is based on the Russian novel of the same name. At first glance, it looks like a typical Hollywood love story, however, the themes it has involve crimes, moral issues and cruelty. The film was published in 1956 with James Mason as Humbert Humbert and Shelley Winters as Dolores Haze who are both played together with cuteness and romanticism by its director Stanley Kubrick (1928 - 1999). It is more of a psychological thriller than a typical love story; however, some people see it as an erotic thriller. "Lolita" is a story about Humbert Humbert who is a middle-aged teacher of French literature who meets and falls in love with Lolita, the 12 year old stepdaughter of his landlady. The relationship is not exactly that simple and this is where all the problems and criticisms begin. The girl's mother, Charlotte Haze, does not like her daughter hanging out with him. He decides to marry her so they can be together; however, she dies soon after giving birth to their child, whom he names Clare. He starts living with them in small hotels around the country fishing together and having fun. It is then that he realizes that Lolita is not as innocent as he thought she was. Although she tries to hide her actions, she continues to pursue other men and treats him poorly. Upon reading this, some people may be left wondering how a relationship between a 44-year-old man and a 12-year old girl could be viewed as a romantic story. After all, the law says it's illegal because of the age difference between them. The explanation for this would have to go back to the time period in which this book was written, which was 1955. The times were not as permissive as they are today. Sex was not as open-minded and condemning of the actions of people such as Humbert. There was a clear line between what was acceptable and what was considered wrong; however, people were still able to push the boundaries of those lines followed mores and morals. Lolita had more freedom than most girls her age had because her father already bought her things like clothes and food for her and took care of her, so she didn't really need anything else besides that. cfa1e77820
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