The Stanley Kubrick Appreciation Society — NYC

Having read the original novella, a version of the screenplay, selected chapters of Raphael's "Eyes Wide Open", Kolker and Abrams' "Eyes Wide Shut: Stanley Kubrick and the Making of his Final Film", Filippo Ulivieri's new book "Cracking the Kube", and Michel Chion's BFI Film Series study, along with re-watching the film scene-by-scene, we are rewatching the film again, only this time even more slowly and without sound. Except for us talking over every detail. We cover 2 to 5 minutes per session.

All current and prospective Kubrickians welcome.

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Unless you have been with us before, attendees who arrive late may not be admitted, because we won't have time to vet you.

Having read the original novella, a version of the screenplay, selected chapters of Raphael's "Eyes Wide Open", Kolker and Abrams' "Eyes Wide Shut: Stanley Kubrick and the Making of his Final Film", Filippo Ulivieri's new book "Cracking the Kube", and Michel Chion's BFI Film Series study, along with re-watching the film scene-by-scene, we are rewatching the film again, only this time even more slowly and without sound. Except for us talking over every detail. We cover 2 to 5 minutes per session.

All current and prospective Kubrickians welcome.

***

Unless you have been with us before, attendees who arrive late may not be admitted, because we won't have time to vet you.

Having read the original novella, a version of the screenplay, selected chapters of Raphael's "Eyes Wide Open", Kolker and Abrams' "Eyes Wide Shut: Stanley Kubrick and the Making of his Final Film", Filippo Ulivieri's new book "Cracking the Kube", and Michel Chion's BFI Film Series study, along with re-watching the film scene-by-scene, we are rewatching the film again, only this time even more slowly and without sound. Except for us talking over every detail. We cover 2 to 5 minutes per session.

All current and prospective Kubrickians welcome.

***

Unless you have been with us before, attendees who arrive late may not be admitted, because we won't have time to vet you.

Having read the original novella, a version of the screenplay, selected chapters of Raphael's "Eyes Wide Open", Kolker and Abrams' "Eyes Wide Shut: Stanley Kubrick and the Making of his Final Film", Filippo Ulivieri's new book "Cracking the Kube", and Michel Chion's BFI Film Series study, along with re-watching the film scene-by-scene, we are rewatching the film again, only this time even more slowly and without sound. Except for us talking over every detail. We cover 2 to 5 minutes per session.

All current and prospective Kubrickians welcome.

***

Unless you have been with us before, attendees who arrive late may not be admitted, because we won't have time to vet you.