Life on the street: Stanley Kubrick's early photographs of New York
Before he became a director, Kubrick spent five years as a photographer for Look magazine, specialising in slice-of-life picture essays
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Christopher Nolan at Cannes: 'I want the young to sit in awe at 2001: A Space Odyssey'
‘Archbishop of Analogue’ explains rationale behind new restored 70mm print of Stanley Kubrick’s classic, as well as revealing the through line between his own three Batman movies
From the Guardian archive
2001: A Space Odyssey review: 'an interstellar shaggy dog story' - archive, 1968
3 May 1968 While beautiful to look at, a Guardian reviewer finds Stanley Kubrick’s film little more than a series of gorgeous images
April 2018
Kubrick’s 2001: the film that haunts our dreams of space
The film director’s masterpiece, which has influenced scientists and artists alike, is 50 years old this month
Stanley Kubrick 'risked stuntman's life' making 2001: A Space Odyssey
Director refused to stop filming as stuntman Bill Weston lost consciousness, new book claims
50 years of 2001: A Space Odyssey – how Kubrick's sci-fi 'changed the very form of cinema'
As Stanley Kubrick’s monolithic movie celebrates its half century, special effects gurus, directors and those who worked on the film consider its legacy
March 2018
Brief letters
Pitch invaders get what they asked for
Letters: Skripal evidence | Happy countries | Exam crackdown | Making 2001 | West Ham
October 2017
What a Shining example to child stars of today
Barbara Ellen
Danny Lloyd – the kid in The Shining: ‘I was promised that tricycle after filming but it never came’
August 2017
Brian Aldiss obituary
How we made
How we made Stanley Kubrick's Full Metal Jacket
July 2017
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With Dunkirk, Christopher Nolan has finally hit the heights of Kubrick
Any mention of the K-word in relation to Nolan has long prompted sneers, but his 10th film is dizzying, dazzling and diamond-hard. It could be his Paths of Glory
June 2017
Anthony Burgess: beyond A Clockwork Orange
There’s more to the Manchester author than bowler hats and ultraviolence. We take a look at Burgess’s diverse, prolific career in advance of two new films of his work screening at Manchester international festival
May 2017
Filmworker review - Stanley Kubrick's right-hand man gets his moment in the limelight
From Kubrick’s dystopia to creative hub – London’s new town is reborn
March 2017
Fashion meets film: 10 cult cinema moments – in pictures
Forget Rear Window and Breakfast at Tiffany’s, here are some fashion film references to truly impress insiders, as chosen by the curators of this month’s Fashion in Film Festival
December 2016
Kirk Douglas at 100: a one-man Hollywood Mount Rushmore
Born the son of an immigrant ragman, the great survivor of film’s golden age – from Detective Story to Spartacus – celebrates his centenary today
November 2016
Hell of a film-maker: the directors who make Clint Eastwood look soft
Tom Hanks said Eastwood was ‘intimidating as hell’ on the set of Sully and treated his actors ‘like horses’. He clearly hasn’t worked with these directorial terrors
October 2016
On my radar
On my radar: Daphne Guinness’s cultural highlights
The Shining has lost its shine – Kubrick was slumming it in a genre he despised
