Movies About Stanley Kubrick

The Shining, a horror masterpiece by Kubrick, is based on Stephen King's novel and is known for its haunting atmosphere and intricate visual storytelling.

Kubrick by Kubrick offers a rare glimpse into the director's thoughts and methodologies via archival interviews, featuring Kubrick's own commentary on his groundbreaking films.

Stanley Kubrick: A Life in Pictures is a comprehensive documentary that explores the life and career of the iconic filmmaker, offering insights into his storytelling techniques and personal experiences that shaped his films.

Eyes Wide Shut, Kubrick's final film, is a psychological drama that delves into themes of intimacy and fidelity, starring Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman.

A Clockwork Orange, directed by Kubrick, is a provocative adaptation of Anthony Burgess’s novel that explores themes of free will and the nature of violence.

Kubrick Remembered celebrates the legacy of Stanley Kubrick through interviews with those who knew him best, reflecting on his impact on filmmaking.

2001: A Space Odyssey is Kubrick's epic science fiction film that pushed the boundaries of special effects and narrative structure, becoming a classic in cinematic history.

Filmworker delves into the life of Leon Vitali, Stanley Kubrick’s devoted assistant, and his significant contributions behind the scenes during the making of Kubrick's acclaimed movies.

S is for Stanley shares the story of Emilio D'Alessandro, Kubrick's personal driver, illustrating the unique bond that formed between them over decades of collaboration.

Room 237 is a fascinating exploration into various theories about the hidden meanings within 'The Shining,' showcasing how Kubrick's work continues to intrigue and puzzle audiences.