The premise of this 1962 Stanley Kubrick movie, based on the controversial novel by Vladimir Nabokov, was incendiary at the time. Then Lolita, thanks in no small to a wicked performance by Peter Sellers, became accepted by the mainstream as another of director Stanley Kubrick’s cinematic masterpieces, and the story – about a middle-aged professor (James Mason) becoming inappropriately infatuated by a 14-year-old girl (Sue Lyon) – stopped raising eyebrows. But in this newly aware era, and after national headlines about a certain Southern politician cruising malls in search of underage girls, maybe Lolita shouldn’t be looked at as just a satire…