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Rebel with a Cause: Stanley Kubrick's Cinema

Image courtesy of American Jewish University

Image courtesy of American Jewish University

A Conversation with David Mikics, Author of Stanley Kubrick: American Filmmaker

Free Virtual Event
Hosted by American Jewish University

Stanley Kubrick’s films unravel failed masteries and collapsed heroes, undermining notions of masculinity and relationships.

In his new biography on the life of the legendary filmmaker, Professor David Mikics offers a fascinating look into Kubrick's view of the world and how his Jewishness affected his idea of himself as an outsider.

Moderator: Dr. Rotem Rozental

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