Stanley Kubrick. American director. Mikiks D.

Kubrick grew up in the Bronx in the family of a doctor. From a young age he was fascinated by photography, chess and, of course, a movie. He was a self-taught director, his films are a separate unique world that does not fit into the framework of the Hollywood mainstream. The Jewish origin of Kubrick played a decisive role in the formation of his own idea of ​​himself as a self -proclaimed outsider. Obsessed with the ideas of the rebellion against the authorities, war and the rule of the rude male power, Kubrick simultaneously remained with a virtuoso master and restless, inquisitive erudite, who did not bow in his family and friends. In the Tablet magazine, David Mikiks, based on the records of interviews and archival materials, offers readers to plunge deeper into the life and work of the legendary director, for the first time representing the reader to the personal side of the Kubrick’s films and clearly showing how many souls he invested in each of his works.