Stanley Kubrick Websites

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	Kubrick Multimedia Film Guide - General information site; includes pictures and sounds from all of Kubrick's films, as well as a filmography and store.
	Stanley Kubrick - Official site dedicated to one of the most influential filmmakers, who made thought-provoking films.
	The Alt.movies.kubrick Faq Newsgroup FAQ.
	Christiane Kubrick's Website Kubrick's wife's site.
	Cosmopolis: Stanley Kubrick Detailed profile of his life and work.
	Dr. Strangelove's Kubrickian Webring Links to sites.
	Elements of Persuasion Tomas Howie's scholarly study of the use of persuasion in Kubrick's films.
	Farewell, Stanley Kubrick Wendy Carlos on Stanley Kubrick.
	Filmbug.com: Stanley Kubrick Profile, facts, and filmography.
	FilmMakers.com: Stanley Kubrick Includes information, filmography and links.
	Gods of Filmmaking: Stanley Kubrick A list of Kubrick's films, with brief reviews and trivia.
	IMDb: Stanley Kubrick Biography and filmography.
	The Kubrick FAQ A comprehensive collection of Frequently Asked Questions. Also includes Kubrick's daughter, Katharina Kubick Hobbs' FAQ.
	Kubrick on the Web Various information on Stanley Kubrick and his films.
	The Kubrick Site A collection of articles, essays, interviews and scripts on Stanley Kubric's films.
	Kubrick: The Man, The Films, The Genius Articles and pictures from his various films.
	NYTimes.com: Stanley Kubrick: 1928-1999 Links to trailers, articles, essays, reviews, and forums.
	Salon Entertainment: Paths to glory Michael Sragow offers a tribute to Stanley Kubrick, the filmmaker who embodied the director as hero.
	Stanley Kubrick 1928-1999 A selection of tributes, articles, and photographs of Stanley Kubrick.
	Stanley Kubrick Remembrance Page An interactive tribute page dedicated to the famed Stanley Kubrick's life and films.
	Stanley Kubrick: The Master Filmmaker Provides basic as well as uncommon knowledge about the life and work of the cinema genius.
	The Unknown Kubrick This essay focuses on the legendary filmmaker's days as a photographer for Look magazine.