A behind-the-scenes documentary about the making of one of the classics of modern cinema. Including interviews with many members of the cast and crew of this story about the scramble by the heads of state to head off a rogue general’s attempt to launch a nuclear war, this film gives fans a wealth of new Read MoreRead More
Stanley Kubrick allowed his then-17-year-old daughter, Vivian, to make a documentary about the production of The Shining. Created originally for the BBC television show Arena, this documentary offers rare insight into the shooting process of a Kubrick film. The Making of THE SHINING by paget76Read More
This 1996 documentary profiles the work of director Stanley Kubrick and was broadcast to accompany a season of Kubrick films on Britain’s Channel 4.Read More
Stories about the making of The Shining from: Ron Punter – Scenic Artist, Props Department; Kelvin Pike – Camera Operator; Mick Mason – Camera Technician; Julian Senior – Publicist, Warner Bros; and June Randall – ContinuityRead More
Actor/director Paul Mazursky shares his memories of working on Stanley Kubrick’s first film, “Fear and Desire,” at “An Academy Salute to Stanley Kubrick” with host Malcolm McDowell on November 7, 2012 at the Samuel Goldwyn Theater. Fear and Desire (1953)Read More
Woody Allen describes how his appreciation of the film evolved over time with repeated viewings.Read More
This is Stanley Kubrick’s speech accepting the DW Griffith Award. Kubrick talks about a conversation he had with Steven Spielberg about the hardest part about directing and compares Griffith with Icarus.Read More
Jan Harlan recounts what it was like to producing his brother-in-law’s films. Stanley Kubrick’s creative processes remain a source of fascination for film fans still under the spell of his 13 feature films, each a singular vision and many cinematic milestones of the second half of the 20th century. No Kubrick film ever gave any suggestion Read MoreRead More
A short 14 minute documentary on legendary director Stanley Kubrick (“2001″, “A Clockwork Orange”, “The Shining”) covering his early career through his short works, through “The Killing”, “Spartacus”, “Paths of Glory”, and “Lolita”, to “Dr. Strangelove”. Includes commentary on his work and exclusive photos, footage, and interviews.Read More
Kubrick judged his first feature harshly, but a restored version of the 1953 abstract soldier story now available on disc offers a look at early signs of the director’s motifs. Conventional wisdom holds that “Fear and Desire” (1953), the first feature directed by Stanley Kubrick, is little more than a youthful folly. Unseen for decades, it Read MoreRead More
Ariel Schudson dives into the way Stanley Kubrick’s Full Metal Jacket explores issues of masculinity in the face of the Vietnam War. Full Metal Jacket, in all its visual and narrative glory, creates a harsh and terrible landscape that brings this film closer to a coming-of-age-horror picture like Carrie (Brian De Palma, 1976) than a simple war picture Read MoreRead More
This segment from Videomaker examines a scene from Director Stanley Kubrick’s Barry Lyndon. Released in 1975 the film won an Oscar for best cinematography for Director of Photography John Alcott.Read More
