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(2498) 7.4 94 min 2017

Filmworker is a movie starring Leon Vitali, Ryan O'Neal, and Brian Capron. A documentary about how English actor Leon Vitali came to work as an assistant to American filmmaker Stanley Kubrick for over 30 years.

Starring
Leon Vitali, Brian Capron, Ryan O'Neal, Mike Alfreds
Genres
Biography, Documentary
Director
Tony Zierra

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Audio English  Deutsch  Italiano  Español  Français  Gaeilge  Svenska  Nederlands
Subtitles 日本語  Čeština  Português  Australia  한국어  Filipino  Tiếng Việt  हिन्दी 
Quality 480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Genres Biography, Documentary
Director Tony Zierra
Stars Leon Vitali, Brian Capron, Ryan O'Neal, Mike Alfreds
Country USA
Also Known As Stanley Kubricks högra hand, キューブリックに魅せられた男, Elämäni Kubrickin palveluksessa, Filmworker. A la sombra de Kubrick
Runtime 1H 34M
Description A documentary about how English actor Leon Vitali came to work as an assistant to American filmmaker Stanley Kubrick for over 30 years.

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4 customer reviews about documentary «Filmworker»

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Top reviews

Christine M.
Wednesday, 08 Jul 2020 02:00

Brett Gelman is a film maker who is well versed in his subject matter. I had never heard of him, until this film appeared on HBO. He is a producer and co-writer for a series of documentaries that he works on. He was once a big film buff and he now writes and directs. This film is about an artist, Pino Palladino, who has been a professional jazz guitarist for twenty-five years. He is a fascinating character and the film is very well done. The film does a great job at drawing his complicated personality. This guy is a real artist. He has a very interesting life and I hope to see him again in the near future. I highly recommend this film to anyone who is interested in film making and especially jazz music.
Mark Meyer
Saturday, 20 Jun 2020 13:05

Praise the makers of this excellent documentary, which documents the fascinating life of Ernesto "Che" Guevara. A Cuban revolutionary who traveled throughout Latin America, Guevara (played with ease by the talented James Mangold) changed the face of the Third World through his revolutionary ideas and vision. In this interview, he discusses his journey to Havana, his life in exile, and his impact on the world. This film is a must see for anyone interested in the life of a revolutionary. It is also very informative and intriguing, and it is well worth your time. I highly recommend it.
Kyle J.
Sunday, 07 Jun 2020 23:37

There is a saying in the business that a good story never gets good reviews. That is probably true here. But don't mistake this film for the story. This is a deep and sometimes even painful look at a situation in which too many of us find ourselves. It is a deeply personal story that is about some very difficult people, people who don't want to be pigeonholed. But they are the only ones who can see things that others don't see. It is also a story about human decency and some of the social factors that are making it happen. I do have a problem with this film. I didn't like it for several reasons. First, I didn't find the performance of the main character, David, very convincing. The idea that a man is made by the economy and society to do the worst thing in order to live a comfortable life, is not something that is shown to us. That was never the case with us, and the film doesn't even try to get us to sympathize with David. He's the worst of us, he's a slave to the system and he's doing something he knows he should be ashamed of. As a result, the film drags on and on. The second problem I had with the film was the writing. I don't think I'm the only one who thinks this was a very amateurish script. That's not to say that the film was bad. It was done well, but it was not done well enough to be a good film. It was kind of sloppy in parts, and I think that's where the majority of the flaws lie. The film was too long, and it seemed like it was trying to make a point, but then it seemed to be doing something else, and it was getting lost in the haze of its own story. Also, the film just did not hold my interest enough. It was a tough film, but it wasn't compelling. I'd give it a 6 or 7, but I just don't think it was worth that much. I recommend this film, but I don't think it's a movie that should be watched by anyone, no matter how well you like or dislike the subject.
Barbara
Friday, 01 May 2020 00:36

I first learned about Dziga Vertov through his film "Hulk". I was amazed by the realism of the story. In "Peter Pan", he shows that just because we cannot see, we can still feel. We can still believe. I am a big fan of "The Best Years of Our Lives" and I was disappointed that the movie was only a documentary. However, this film really is a documentary. I was just as amazed by the film. I love the way the documentary takes you through the lives of the most interesting people in the world. I loved the stories of Dziga Vertov and his family. He shows us their life and their struggles. I loved the way he filmed the family's life. I loved how the documentary followed Dziga's family and friends. I loved the soundtrack. I loved the music. I loved the way the documentary told me stories. I loved the way he brought out the incredible stories of Dziga Vertov. This film really shows me something about my favorite director. I was really surprised at how much I loved the documentary. I would recommend it to anyone.
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