Stanley Kubrick's Boxes

TWELVE YEARS AGO, INVESTIGAtive journalist Jon Ronson received a phone call out of the blue. The caller, Tony, was asking on behalf of his employer for a copy of a documentary Ronson had made about the Holocaust. After some initial reluctance, Tony revealed that his employer was Stanley Kubrick.

The legendary director died before Ronson had the chance to meet him, but a few years later Tony called again to ask whether he would like to visit Kubrick's gated mansion in St Albans and look through his enormous personal archive. Aside from the family's personal archivist, Ronson would be the first person ever to be afforded such an amazing opportunity.

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The Stanley Kubrick Archive

The Archive of acclaimed film maker Stanley Kubrick arrived at the University in March 2007. Housed in the Archives and Special Collections Centre it is open to the public and provides a unique insight into the filmmaking processes of Kubrick.

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