Book: Kazohinia. It describes human beings very well. What we do to each other and why, how could we make better and why we aren't better. Movie: The Man from Earth. The plot of the move is 7-8 people talking in a living room. That's it, but it's more interesting than most movies I've ever seen. It don't want to spoil it to anyone, but it shares deep thoughts.
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