Stanley Kubrick's Boxes

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2008
48min

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaJon Ronson is asked by the widow of Stanley Kubrick to investigate the contents of about a thousand boxes left by Kubrick, shown to contain materials reflecting the work Kubrick did after th... Leer todoJon Ronson is asked by the widow of Stanley Kubrick to investigate the contents of about a thousand boxes left by Kubrick, shown to contain materials reflecting the work Kubrick did after the release of Barry Lyndon (1975) in 1975.Jon Ronson is asked by the widow of Stanley Kubrick to investigate the contents of about a thousand boxes left by Kubrick, shown to contain materials reflecting the work Kubrick did after the release of Barry Lyndon (1975) in 1975.

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Jon Ronson

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Anthony Frewin

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Jan Harlan

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Christiane Kubrick

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Manuel Harlan

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Anya Kubrick

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Julian Senior

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Vincent Tilsley

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Rick Senat

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Deborah Davis

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Judy Tobey

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Van Boudreaux

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Leon Vitali

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Bernd Eichhorn

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Vinny Fiorentino

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Stanley Kubrick

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Terry Needham

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Included as a DVD extra with the 25th Anniversary bluray book release of Full Metal Jacket (1987).

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9/10

"The rhythm of genius". Every Kubrick fan will love this documentary.

To be quite honest, and I say this as a major Kubrick fan, hoping to direct films myself one day, that I learned more about the man from this one documentary than I have any other. It is short, yes, but it describes the genius and eccentricity of Kubrick so well.

I really can understand Jon Ronson when he says he was privileged by the experience, going through the so called "kubrick boxes" getting an incredible insight in Kubrick's mind. Also I was relieved when they in the end said that the boxes where now stored in a London film school for preservation and educational purposes.

There really isn't anything wrong about this documentary, other than Jon Ronson's bad habit of giving some rather silly and stupid movie references in the middle of interviews and as I said earlier, it was a little short. If Jon Ronson ever decided to make a longer cut of this documentary, I would love too see it.