Filmworker

Kino Lorber | Release Date: May 11, 2018

7.6	USER SCORE Generally favorable reviews based on 8 Ratings

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Brent_MarchantJun 2, 2018

A fascinating look at a fascinating collaboration whose existence is in many ways a mystery but that nevertheless brought about one of the most impressive film repertoires in cinematic history. Leon Vitali may not be a household name, but hisA fascinating look at a fascinating collaboration whose existence is in many ways a mystery but that nevertheless brought about one of the most impressive film repertoires in cinematic history. Leon Vitali may not be a household name, but his contributions to the works of Stanley Kubrick and movies like "The Shining," "Full Metal Jacket," "Eyes Wide Shut" and "Barry Lyndon," as well as the preservation of such pictures as "Dr. Strangelove," "2001: A Space Odyssey" and "A Clockwork Orange." is incalculable. This riveting new documentary attempts to make up for that long-ignored contribution, showing the impact of the man behind the man and a treasure trove of celluloid classics. A release with widespread appeal but one sure to captivate film buffs and fans of Kubrick's work.… Expand

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DawdlingPoetNov 24, 2021

I found this a very insightful watch - I certainly respect the man, now im aware of all the work he's done for Kubrick and it seems a real shame he wasn't better known. It made me see Kubrick's films from a different angle - seeing things howI found this a very insightful watch - I certainly respect the man, now im aware of all the work he's done for Kubrick and it seems a real shame he wasn't better known. It made me see Kubrick's films from a different angle - seeing things how Leon saw them. I find it interesting from the technical side of film making to the personal history side of things between Leon Vitali and Stanley Kubrick. It certainly makes it clear how much Vitali respected Kurbrick and his work before he had an opportunity to be noticed by him. However, I felt there was a slightly unnecessary cheesiness present towards the end, which was a shame. Still, I would happily recommend this documentary overall.… Expand

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