Movies
March, 1976
Human frailty is certainly a solid theme for a film maker of the stature of Stanley Kubrick, who has already had his say on such volatile contemporary subjects as nuclear madness (Dr. Strange-love), the space time continuum (2001, a Space Odyssey) and violence in a sick modern society (A Clockwork Orange). As writer-producer-director of Barry Lyndon, Kubrick proves once again that he can work wonders with almost any kind of material, for this tale of an 18th Century rogue--adapted from a little-...
