May 23, 2013
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On the Edge
The Michigan’s Kubrick retrospective
posted 11/9/2011
Each of Stanley Kubrick’s films is distinctive in theme and style. Their only commonality is that this great director completely understands each genre he is working in and holds back nothing. His films are consistently masterful yet astonishingly unique. Great art always involves risk taking, and Kubrick was never afraid to take risks. An ongoing twelve-week
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