The Stanley Kubrick Appreciation Society — NYC

In this session, we will re-calibrate, center, and otherwise ground ourselves by re-reading the chapter from Filippo Ulivieri's great book, "Cracking the Kube" which talks about Eyes Wide Shut.

All are encouraged to lend their voices to the reading, but you can just listen along if you'd prefer.

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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.

In this session, we will watch and discuss the first half of Wolfgang Glück's 1969 television adaptation of Schnitzler's novel.

The rest of translation of the title screen above is: "Security exists nowhere."

"Wolfgang Glück was a key filmmaker in Austrian cinema. He was one of the few who understood how to bring coming to terms with the past to the big screen."(Veronica Kaup-Hasler)

If you can't make our session, the Youtube link to watch the film is: https://youtu.be/u50DsIKCa1w?si=O27GvluFvPsDEvX0

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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.

In this session, we will watch and discuss the second half of Wolfgang Glück's 1969 television adaptation of Schnitzler's novel.

"Wolfgang Glück was a key filmmaker in Austrian cinema. He was one of the few who understood how to bring coming to terms with the past to the big screen."(Veronica Kaup-Hasler)

If you can't make our session, the Youtube link to watch the film is: https://youtu.be/u50DsIKCa1w?si=O27GvluFvPsDEvX0

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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.

The subject of this session of Kubrick Academy is still TBD.

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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.