Director:
Gregory MonroCámara:
Radosław ŁadczukReparto:
Stanley Kubrick (arch.), Michel Ciment (arch.), Malcolm McDowell (arch.), Jack Nicholson (arch.), Shelley Duvall (arch.), Sterling Hayden (arch.) (más)Streaming (1)
Sinopsis(1)
El legado del mítico director Stanley Kubrick en el cine no se puede medir. Era un gigante en su campo, sus grandes películas son obras de arte, y su trabajo es estudiado por estudiantes y maestros por igual, todos buscando respuestas que, como es sabido, su creador era muy reticente a dar. (Filmin)
Reseñas (1)
I've seen only three films by Stanley Kubrick, Paths of Glory, Barry Lyndon and The Shining, but considering that he made "only" thirteen in his lifetime, that's almost a quarter of his output, and since I was extremely interested in the three films I saw, I didn't want to miss a portrait of an auteur who consistently avoided interviews and interpretations of his work. The documentary artfully compiles sections of Kubrick's films with archival interviews with the people involved in them, with the voice of the director himself answering questions from Michel Ciment. I was aware of the perfectionism, the high expectations on the people that worked with him and the visionary processes involved in making the films, but I was still informatively enriched by many new insights. I liked how the sequences were interspersed with shots of a room that functioned as a sort of repository for artifacts from Kubrick's films. I'm totally tempted to watch any of the remaining ten films!
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