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the films of WILLIAM KLEIN…
PART 1: “WHO ARE YOU POLLY MAGOO?” Klein’s first feature — a film Stanley Kubrick described as ten years ahead of its time… “Kubrick saw Polly Magoo in his private screening room. Then he wrote me a...
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“COLOR ME KUBRICK”
Kubrick said of Alan Conway, “my films aren’t good enough for him, but I am..? What an ingrate!” the great, the ingrate, and Malkovich as the great ingrate… Kubrick’s assistant for over 30 years,...
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the films of WILLIAM KLEIN…
PART 3: “THE MODEL COUPLE” evil controllers, fantastic fashion and futurology — but even as satire this film is far less absurd than the house-format reality shows it foresees… “I had a big project I...
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“FEAR AND DESIRE”
Kubrick’s self-produced, self-censored first feature he’s said to have likened to a child’s drawing on a fridge… on set in Los Angeles 1953… from STANLEY KUBRICK: THE MASTER FILMMAKER In 1953 Kubrick...
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KUBRICK’S “NAPOLEON”…
“one of the great obsessional passions of all time…” by ALEX GODFREY One night during the pre-production phase on A Clockwork Orange, Malcolm McDowell asked Stanley Kubrick why he was eating ice cream...
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“THE WORLD’S GREATEST SINNER”
one of Scorsese’s favorite rock-n-roll films ever…. by JEFF STAFFORD You might not know the name but you know the face. One of the most eccentric character actors in American cinema, he has had the...
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“THE KILLING”
the ultimate noir cast… by CHUCK STEPHENS Stanley Kubrick’s labyrinthine 1956 heist flick The Killing—an exploded rethink of John Huston’s The Asphalt Jungle and eventual template for the narrative...
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“WAVELENGTH”
cinema’s most unflinching zoom… by SCOTT FOUNDAS To call Canadian artist Michael Snow a filmmaker somehow seems woefully inadequate. For while Snow undeniably makes films, he may be more aptly...
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filmmakers on filmmakers…
using the outside voices… by JASON BAILEY 1. Francois Truffaut on Michelangelo Antonioni: “Antonioni is the only important director I have nothing good to say about. He bores me; he’s so solemn and...
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