David Mikix: Stanley Kubrick: American film director

The American Film Director is a book that systematically helps him to understand his life and his films rather than any other biographies or reviews. The author points to the core of the cubed film, which is mostly based on literary work, with its own eyes and delicately detailed. The individual cubericks and characters have a small passage, a protrusion loop, that can be connected or torn into events that unfold in other time and space at any given moment. The excellence of Mikchats is to find the pericardial permeating dagger and to interpret it through smooth metaphors and logic. He quote the numerous interviews and comments of Stanley Cuberick and his fellow figures, especially Christian Cuberics, who spoke to him directly, add a vivid life of what can seem like a hard analysis. Literature and artwork, the Bible, mythology, human history, philosophy, and many classical films, which are also quoted in color, have a wide view, an understanding and a sense of humor. The story of the burning secret, the major project that cuberick dreamed of but did not carry out, the Napoleon, the Arrian Testimony, and the A. Child as achieved by Spielberg is also interesting. This book is not very kind. The author seems to have a limited amount of respect for this director and a basic sense of film and humanities in general, rather than the first written form of the book that he wants to enter into the world of the cube.

Korean title: 스탠리 큐브릭: 미국인 영화감독

Korean author: 데이비드 미킥스

Korean publisher: 그책

ISBN-13: 9791188285914