This course examines the directorial work of Stanley Kubrick, one of cinema's most distinctive filmmakers. Participants will explore how Kubrick developed a recognisable visual and narrative style across diverse genres including science fiction, horror, war, and period drama, from Dr. Strangelove to Eyes Wide Shut.
The session considers what defines Kubrick as an auteur, analysing the recurring elements that characterise his films. It also traces the critical journey of his work, from initial controversy through subsequent re-evaluation to lasting cultural significance, inviting attendees to reflect on why his cinema continues to engage audiences across generations.
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