American filmmaker Stanley Kubrick (1928–1999), one of the greatest in history, but also one of the most reserved, gave few interviews throughout his long career, and none of them were filmed. A first-person journey through his life and work, based on a recorded conversation with French film critic Michel Climent.
Directed by Grégory Monro
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Cast
Stanley Kubrick
Self (archive footage)
Kirk Douglas
Self (archive footage)
James Mason
Self (archive footage)
Christiane Kubrick
Self (archive footage)
Malcolm McDowell
Self (archive footage)
Michel Ciment
Self (archive footage)
Marisa Berenson
Self (archive footage)
Sterling Hayden
Self (archive footage)
Shelley Duvall
Self (archive footage)
Jack Nicholson
Self (archive footage)
Ken Adam
Self (archive footage)
Leonard Rosenman
Self (archive footage)
Crew
Radek Ładczuk
Director of Photography
Anna Kępińska
Co-Producer
Maciej Kubicki
Co-Producer
Popular Reviews
25 reviews
Rafael Pravata
7.0★ · 05/31/26
Cool
Cool
Casey Holt
add sandman by A$AP rocky to the queue
add sandman by A$AP rocky to the queue
Forrest Irvine
alright doc but it’s crazy that Kubrick said young Al Pacino wasn’t attractive 💀
I thought it was interesting when Kubrick admitted that some men truly do feel that going to war was one of the greatest experiences of their lives
alright doc but it’s crazy that Kubrick said young Al Pacino wasn’t attractive 💀
I thought it was interesting when Kubrick admitted that some men truly do feel that going to war was one of the greatest experiences of their lives
izannn
4.0★ · 02/18/25
Kubrick fue el director que me hizo amar el cine tanto como lo hago ahora, pero este documental se me quedó bastante corto. No aporta nada nuevo y se limita a repasar su filmografía con una sola entrevista y de manera bastante superficial.
Kubrick fue el director que me hizo amar el cine tanto como lo hago ahora, pero este documental se me quedó bastante corto. No aporta nada nuevo y se limita a repasar su filmografía con una sola entrevista y de manera bastante superficial.
