The classic study of Kubrick--available once again and fully updated If Stanley Kubrick had made only 2001: A Space Odyssey or Dr. Strangelove, his cinematic legacy would have been assured. But from his first feature film, Fear and Desire, to the posthumously released Eyes Wide Shut, Kubrick created an accomplished body of work unique in its scope, diversity, and artistry, and by turns both lauded and controversial. In this newly revised and definitive edition of his now classic study, film critic Michel Ciment provides an insightful examination of Kubrick's thirteen films-including such favorites as Lolita, A Clockwork Orange, and Full Metal Jacket-alongside an assemblage of more than four hundred photographs that form a complementary photo essay. Rounding out this unique work are a short biography of Kubrick; interviews with the director, as well as cast and crew members, including Malcolm McDowell, Shelley Duvall, and Jack Nicholson; and a detailed filmography and bibliography. Meshed with masterful integrity, the book's text and illustrations pay homage to one of the most visionary, original, and demanding filmmakers of our time.

Kubrick

Humor & Entertainment

Ciment, Michel

Adair, Gilbert (translator)

Movies

Henry Holt & Company, Llc

Traces the development of the career of the film director, Stanley Kubrick, analyzes his movies, and features interviews with Kubrick and four of his collaborators

Kubrick (English and French Edition)

Henry Holt Co.

Second Wave: Series 1

Walker, Michael

Cameron, Ian

Wood,Robin

Chabot, Jean

Engle, Andi

Praeger Pub

Publisher: Methuen. Cover of book is yellowed.

Conversations with Losey

Losey, Joseph

METHUEN

Critical analyses of the films directed by John Boorman are accompanied by interviews with the filmmaker

John Boorman

Faber&Faber

With a new Introduction by Martin Scorsese. If Stanley Kubrick had made only 2001: A Space Odyssey or Dr. Strangelove, his cinematic legacy would have been assured. But from his first feature film, Fear and Desire, to the posthumously released Eyes Wide Shut, Kubrick created an accomplished body of work unique in its scope, diversity, and artistry, and by turns both lauded and controversial. In this newly revised and definitive edition of his now classic study, film critic Michel Ciment provides an insightful examination of Kubrick's thirteen films--including such favorites as Lolita, A Clockwork Orange, and Full Metal Jacket--alongside an assemblage of more than four hundred photographs that form a complementary photo essay. Rounding out this unique work are a short biography of Kubrick; interviews with the director, as well as cast and crew members, including Malcolm McDowell, Shelley Duvall, and Jack Nicholson; and a detailed filmography and bibliography. Meshed with masterful integrity, the book's text and illustrations pay homage to one of the most visionary, original, and demanding filmmakers of our time.

Kubrick: The Definitive Edition

Martin Scorsese

Adair, Gilbert

1974, Paperback, 199 pages, illustrated

Kazan on Kazan (Cinema one, 26)

Kazan, Elia.

Viking Press

An account of the work of 1950s' Hollywood film director Elia Kazan who inaugurated a new age of screen acting, based on the New York Method school, which brought a powerful emotionalism to American films. Kazan's films deal with the problems that beset American society and include On the Waterfront, A Streetcar Named Desire and East of Eden.

Kazan on Kazan (Cinema One)

Viking Adult

A chronological overview of one of modern cinema’s most celebrated directors, featuring interviews with Jane Campion herself.\nAwarded Best Cinema Album by the French Syndicate of Film Critics\nJane Campion on Jane Campion offers a unique perspective on the creative process of one of cinema’s greatest contemporary film directors. Through a series of interviews beginning in the early days of Campion’s career and conducted by award-winning cinema historian Michel Ciment, each chapter contains the study of a film, starting with the short films that Campion made during her studies at the Australian Film Television and Radio School, then moving through the Academy Award–winning The Piano, The Portrait of a Lady, Holy Smoke, In the Cut, Bright Star, the TV series Top of the Lake, and ending with the Academy Award–winning The Power of the Dog.\nOrganized chronologically, film by film, the interviews are illustrated with film stills and photographs taken on set, as well as with annotated scripts, storyboards, and personal documents lent by Campion. The book also reproduces three short stories and a text about the poet John Keats written by the director, along with actress Holly Hunter’s “Scattered Memories” of their collaborations on The Piano and Top of the Lake. A detailed bibliography and filmography of the filmmaker complete this volume, which contains more than 300 color and black-and-white illustrations.\nIncludes Color and Black-and-White Images

Jane Campion on Jane Campion: Interviews

Abrams Books

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