
SHINING – Recensione di Giovanni Grazzini
Giovanni Grazzini recensisce per il Corriere della Sera “Shining” di Stanley Kubrick

Giovanni Grazzini recensisce per il Corriere della Sera “Shining” di Stanley Kubrick
The Shining reminds us how far the cinema has come and how much it has stayed the same. It shines bits of an enigmatic film future which in the last image turns out to be a still from the past. There is no immutable order of experience when the past becomes a picture of what might have been.
Review of Stanley Kubrick’s “The Shining”, written by Jack Kroll and published in Newsweek, June 2, 1980

Interview with Stanley Kubrick by Canadian Film Critic John Hofsess, published in The Soho News, May 1980
Saggio di Francesco Cattaneo su Shining, pubblicato dalla rivista italiana Cineforum nel 2003
The Shining is an iceberg that may in time prove to be one of the great Kubricks (with Paths of Glory, Lolita and Barry Lyndon), or may be the start of a whole new Kubrick.
In the following essay. Manchel examines the protagonist of The Shining. Jack Torrance, contending that “there are mitigating circumstances for his diabolical role in the disintegration of his family.”
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