Stanley Kubrick: A Life in Pictures is a profoundly powerful and comprehensive documentary about the life and work of visionary director, Stanley Kubrick. The award-winning film, made by his long-time assistant – Jan Harlan – is an insightful window into one of the most influential directors of our time. Spanning 135 minutes, it delves into his incredible body of work, exploring 15-minute chapters that detail the making each of his films. It also pays tribute to his early days by including two additional chapters which highlight his childhood and life in general.
Kubrick’s stunning body of work includes some of the best films ever made – such as ‘Dr Strangelove’, ‘2001: A Space Odyssey’, ‘The Shining’ and ‘A Clockwork Orange’. His groundbreaking visual style, cutting edge cinematography and innovative use of music have had a massive influence on Hollywood movies over the years. This intimate look at Kubrick’s creative process from conception to execution reveals how he pushed boundaries with each production and produced some truly unforgettable cinema.
Stanley Kubrick: A Life in Pictures is an absolute must watch for cineastes across generations. Not only does it offer a unique inside look at one of cinema’s most gifted minds, but it also serves as an important reminder that many great masterpieces are borne from ambition, courage and hard work. This inspiring film will not only leave you with admiration for cinematic genius but also immensely enriched with deep respect for him as a person. So make sure to watch this captivating documentary about one of the most iconic filmmakers in history!
