Young Stanley Kubrick: A Choose-Your-Own-Adventure Film Talk - Hybrid

Young Stanley Kubrick

March 9, 2022

Stanley Kubrick. We’ve seen his masterpieces: Dr. Strangelove, 2001: A Space Odyssey, A Clockwork Orange, and The Shining. Yet, beyond the shadow of this legendary director, there was the kid from The Bronx. This film talk will trace Kubrick’s approach to visual thinking and storytelling to the streets of New York—to his life as a documentary photographer for Look Magazine and as the chess master of Greenwich Village. At each location, we will explore a different aspect of the class topic that is specifically tied that location. The in-person class will be divided into groups that will determine the next location, while the virtual class will use the polling function when prompted to create an unforgettable cinematic adventure.

This SIFF Film Talk will be presented in person at the SIFF Film Center and livestreamed via Zoom. Purchase a ticket below for either in-person attendance at the Film Center or for livestream access.

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CLASS SPECIFICS

Wednesday, March 9, 2022
7:00–9:00 pm PT
$25 Sustainer | $15 Regular | $10 SIFF member
SIFF Film Center (live) and livestreamed via Zoom Webinar. Zoom meeting details will be emailed to ticket purchasers shortly before the scheduled event.

John Trafto

ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR

John Trafton is a Lecturer in Film Studies at Seattle University and the author of "The American Civil War and The Hollywood War Film." Visit his website.