From the sturdy slaves in Spartacus to the prizefighters of his early films, Stanley Kubrick was long preoccupied by the dimensions of the male body. I wrote about it in print for the May issue of Sight & Sound Magazine, which is available on newsstands now or online here. The Stanley Kubrick season runs at BFI Southbank in London over the next two months.
From the sturdy slaves in Spartacus to the prizefighters of his early films, Stanley Kubrick was long preoccupied by the dimensions of the male body. I wrote about it in print for the May issue of Sight & Sound Magazine, which is available on newsstands now or online here. The Stanley Kubrick season runs at BFI Southbank in London over the next two months.
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