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(2347) 7.4 94 min 2017 Subtitles and Closed Captions

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.

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

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Genres Documentary, Biography
Director Tony Zierra
Stars Brian Capron, Leon Vitali, Ryan O'Neal, Mike Alfreds
Country USA
Also Known As Stanley Kubricks högra hand, Filmworker. A la sombra de Kubrick, Elämäni Kubrickin palveluksessa, キューブリックに魅せられた男
Runtime 1 h 34 min
Audio Português  English  Deutsch  Italiano  Español  Français  Gaeilge  Svenska  Nederlands
Subtitles Português  日本語  Čeština  Australia  한국어  Filipino  Tiếng Việt  हिन्दी 
Quality 480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
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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18 customer reviews about biography «Filmworker»

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Sara Hawkins
Friday, 18 Sep 2020 05:31

St. Paul City Hall, an established little town in northern Minnesota, is a real American story, but the people here don't appear to be American. The movie, narrated by Michael Moore, is an excellent introduction to the town and its residents, which are a mostly white, mostly middle-class, mostly Christian-oriented community. A great majority of the people here don't know one another, and the town is almost totally invisible to outsiders. Many of the people there don't speak English, and we see one or two English-speaking residents. This is a little town, about 20 or so families in all, and Moore's documentary, "St. Paul City Hall," is a valuable historical document. It does a good job at demonstrating the diversity of the town. The town is still very diverse, and Moore shows how there is no ethnic barrier to the majority of the people. That's the message that Moore is trying to get across. The real story is that there are more than a few little town like this one, and they are all very similar to the town of St. Paul. And that's a message that Moore is trying to get across. He doesn't shy away from showing many little town's that are not like the town he is showing. In that respect, Moore's documentary is a great movie and a very important movie.
Pamela
Thursday, 17 Sep 2020 00:05

I am a fan of Michael Moore. In fact, I was hoping to see this movie as soon as I could find a theater showing it. I thought it would be a nice way to pass some time while my other "curiosity" is off to the movies. But I was wrong. This film was really quite good. In fact, I was surprised that this movie wasn't better known in my country. It seems that it was overlooked for some reason. It was well made, acted and the story was very interesting. It's really a pity that this film is not available in the US. But it's definitely worth seeing. The only reason I didn't give it a 10 is because I felt that it was a little bit too long. But I understand that it would be difficult to keep up with the story in a 90 minute movie. It's not an exaggeration to say that this movie is definitely worth watching. If you are a fan of Michael Moore, you will enjoy this film. But if you aren't, you will still find it interesting.
Vincent Holmes
Friday, 11 Sep 2020 13:16

The so-called 'professional' documentary on the death of Mark David Chapman is in a word, absolutely awful. It's loaded with factual inaccuracies, some obvious and some not so obvious. The film makes many claims to make, and yet they are all unsupported by any supporting evidence. I give it a 3. This is one of the worst documentaries I've seen. It's not clear why Chapman was charged in the first place, or why Chapman was sentenced to death. Why Chapman was never a suspect is something I have no interest in learning about. It's not clear that Chapman had any involvement in any other crime. The film is unorganized, inconsistent, and boring. The documentary is also one of the most unconvincing documentaries I've seen. The documentary presents Chapman as a 'good guy' who, despite the wrongdoings of others, could have become a better human being. Yet when you see Chapman, you know he was, indeed, a bad guy. Chapman was a murderer. He shot his friend, who was unarmed, in the head, and then went on to rob a convenience store and kill two other people. I'm not saying that Chapman deserved to be killed, but the documentary is full of inaccuracies, particularly regarding the four-hour testimony Chapman gave in his trial. But it also does a poor job of presenting Chapman as a human being. The documentary doesn't focus enough on Chapman's personal life, and does not go into detail about his career. The documentary also does not deal with the case in a sympathetic way, in an open-minded way, or with Chapman's psychological issues. In fact, it's not even sympathetic to Chapman's friend, who committed suicide shortly after Chapman's trial. One of the best documentaries I've seen, and that's saying a lot. It's full of factual errors and too much documentary style. And it's still one of the most entertaining documentaries I've ever seen.
Denise
Friday, 11 Sep 2020 03:46

Jobs talked about the meaning of work in this touching documentary. It is also a look at the often forgotten reality of work in today's world, both as a job and as a way of life. We hear from several current and former employees of Apple who relate their experiences and feelings about their work life. We also hear from some former employees who talk about the physical and emotional stress that work can bring. The film is a really good representation of the things that are important about work, even for people who are relatively new to the industry. There are many great things about this documentary, not least the fact that Apple does not waste its time talking about other companies. It has a great rhythm, it's organized and it's also very effective in presenting the diverse perspectives of its various workers. This film is really interesting and well made.
Scott
Saturday, 05 Sep 2020 06:32

Here is a film about the role of the World Bank in the destruction of environment, the development of the poor nations. A film that is worth seeing for the powerful words spoken by Professor John Dewey in a phone interview, who has a power to change the world for the better. When we look at the data of our planet, the destruction of the environment is still going on. It has not been stopped yet. The message of the film is clear: we need to come to the table, as a community, to change the world, not as individuals. The message is also clear: the World Bank and the people involved in it are the problem, not the solution. The film also reminds us that the World Bank is the problem. It is not the solution. It is the cause. It is the single largest driver of destruction of the environment, the impoverishment of the poor, the impoverishment of the countries in the developing world. The film is powerful, because it is not a documentary, but a conversation between those in the audience and Dewey. There is not a lot of video or audio, but everything spoken is taken from John Dewey's words. The film is also powerful because it gives us the possibility to make our own decision about our involvement in the World Bank and the ways we can make a difference. And by the way, we can also make a difference about our world. For those who want to make a difference, this is a great film to watch.
Amber Morales
Friday, 04 Sep 2020 21:02

By far the most ambitious documentary of my life. Ever. This movie is more than just a portrait of the well known and very important figures of the music industry. It is an insightful study of the inner workings of the people who are in charge of the music business. It is also a conversation between two groups of people who have managed to overcome their many enemies and to achieve success by developing a mutually beneficial relationship. It's a masterful and heartfelt portrait of some of the most important people in the world of music. And it's also a telling story of how you can help save the music industry. In fact, it's about the music industry, as the movie starts with a discussion of the ways in which people can get rich by exploiting the artist and the fans. The movie then shifts to the world of record labels and music publishers. It is during this time that we see how the music industry can be almost captured by large corporations. The negotiations between these corporations and the music labels has become so controlling and so convoluted that it is hard to see the connection. This leads to the conclusion that we have seen how important music is, yet we have forgotten how important music is in a more general sense. For example, at the end of the movie, the director asks each of the performers in the film to tell us what their most memorable and important moments were in their career. What they say is that they were singing "Farewell" and "Time Out of Mind" at the end of their careers. In fact, the whole film has some of the most moving moments in film. From the interviews with Jean Dujardin and Elton John, to the interview with David Bowie and his manager (with whom he describes how he got his break and how it changed his life), the interviews with the people involved with the movie are the most moving. What is even more amazing is that the movie is able to describe the people with all of their differences and also to relate the different ways that they express themselves. It is also very interesting to see how it was able to relate the different way that the various celebrities in the movie express themselves to their own personal views on life. What is especially interesting is that the majority of the interviewees in the film express themselves in their own style of singing. However, for the most part, they are able to express themselves in a way that is very different from how they express themselves in their professional and personal lives. The movie is very interesting and deserves to be watched. However, to understand the message of the movie, one must understand the music industry and its history.
Sharon Fernandez
Sunday, 23 Aug 2020 07:33

The wonderful thing about this documentary is the way it is presented. The films and the interviews are interwoven seamlessly and the soundtrack is not allowed to distract the viewer from the content. There is an entirely different tone here than the others. It is in no way a "hand-held" documentary. The subjects of the documentaries are a bit off-putting, but all in all I thoroughly enjoyed it. It is much more subtle than the others. The more I think about it, the more I love it.
Christian Stevens
Wednesday, 05 Aug 2020 18:30

I had heard about this film for a while, but never really looked into it, but recently I saw the film on DVD and I was so amazed that I decided to watch it. I think that the film is incredibly powerful and informative, and I highly recommend it to anyone who wants to learn more about the drug industry. It is not about the drug companies and their business practices, but it is about the human rights abuses and how they are used to make money. It's a very powerful film and I would recommend it to anyone who wants to learn more about the drug industry.
Linda McDonald
Thursday, 09 Jul 2020 04:06

This movie made me laugh and cry.I never liked this movie but I have to say that it is really good. I love this movie for being really real.I am really impressed that this is actually true and it is really happening in real life. The best part about this movie is that it is really funny because it is just made up, but it is real. It is really good that this is real life and it is happening in real life. I think it is really important to show it and let people know what is going on in our world and it is not good.
Samuel B.
Wednesday, 08 Jul 2020 17:41

Well, I think this is a pretty good documentary on the "Green" revolution in South Africa. Not as good as a documentary about the CIA, but it is still worth a look.
Roy Jones
Thursday, 02 Jul 2020 21:22

I don't think the film itself is that important, I think it's more of a look into the punk rock scene in New York in the early 70s. That's what this movie is about. It's a look at some of the scenes that made this scene famous, and in doing that it sort of follows the punk rock scene through time. A lot of people forget this era, it was in the 70s and in the 80s, and the people who did all the music that is now known as punk rock. Some of the songs that were popular then were later popular in the 80s. This film is not only looking at the punk rock scene, but it is also showing a lot of the things that we see in the streets of New York in those days. This film is a look at what the city was like in those days, and what the people in that scene were all about. So even though this film isn't a very deep look at the history of punk rock, I think it is interesting because it does show the life in the streets of New York City during that time, and how it was in some ways a very interesting place. I think that the thing that makes the film more interesting is that it focuses on the music, which I think is important, because even though this film is looking at punk rock in New York City, it really is looking at the culture as well. I think that it is very important to look at the culture and how it became famous, and how it was popular. I also think that it's important to look at what kind of music this film is about, because in looking at punk rock there are certain songs that were popular during this time period that are now considered to be pop songs. But there are also songs that were popular in the 70s that are now considered to be rock songs. So I think that it is important to look at the different music that was popular in New York during this time period, because it helps us to look at what was popular during this period and what people thought was popular in the 70s. The one thing that I didn't like about the film was the music in it. It is basically all punk rock songs, and if you are a fan of punk rock, that's what you should be expecting. It's not a really interesting look into punk rock, it's not a really interesting look into the music. I also think that it's a bit confusing to get to the point of the film because you don't really know what the point of the film is. I think that it was a good film, but I think that it could have been better, because I think it could have been a bit better looking at the punk rock scene in New York, and at the music in it.
Sara P.
Friday, 26 Jun 2020 04:58

This documentary is about a group of friends who, like many of us, have had a tough life. They are also deeply religious, and for them it is a matter of faith. They are both successful, and they have the same motto. "The best way to make a difference is to be there." I am not religious, but I have met many who are. I have met a few of them in my life. They are often poor, and often abused by their families. They are often children of alcoholics, and they are often in the same family. These are the people that this documentary is about. The film is very honest. The camera focuses on them, their families, and their friends. The whole group is very funny and I have seen a lot of them. The whole thing is very touching, and I was surprised at how much I enjoyed it. It was very moving and I would recommend it to anyone.
Juan Ramos
Monday, 01 Jun 2020 23:04

It is an interesting documentary about a very unusual subject. The movie explores the world of the homeless. It is a great way to experience the life of these people who live on the streets. The story of these people, their stories, and the people who help them, is fascinating. I had the pleasure of meeting some of these people and they all have a special quality. It is sad to see them deteriorate in this life of survival. I also learned a lot about the history of the homeless, and the various factors that affect their life. It is interesting to see the homeless as they are portrayed in the film. I highly recommend this film for everyone who loves to learn more about the homeless.
Diana
Wednesday, 27 May 2020 16:10

The "Disaster Film" (or "Disaster Film" for the other side of the pond) is a documentary film about the life and work of a special effects director, Charlie Kauffman. I watched this film last year and I thought it was a wonderful film about the effect that a disaster movie can have on the people involved in its making. The film covers the history of the disaster film and the effects it had on the various movie-going public and their families. The film is quite interesting, entertaining and informative. The photography is beautiful. This is a film that is for anyone who has ever been in a disaster movie or knows someone who has. There is an ending that I didn't particularly enjoy but overall it was a very interesting film.
Scott Patterson
Tuesday, 26 May 2020 14:25

I am still learning that films have two parts: the story and the performance. In this documentary, New Zealand filmmaker Karel Reisz gives a glimpse into the making of an indie film titled "Everest". As the director and producer, I found it to be an interesting, albeit quirky, journey through the process of film making. The story follows a crew of 10 people, and includes interview with actors, cinematographer, editor, composer and the crew of the film. The dialogue is humorous, poignant, and almost always insightful. The film is described as a documentary, but there are many interesting points made about how a film can change people. The film is very well made, and I highly recommend it. However, if you are new to films, the story might not be the best fit for you.
Jesse
Monday, 04 May 2020 13:54

I have been a fan of the Eels since the 1980's. They are a great group of musicians. I have seen the Eels perform several times and I love them. They have the ability to make people feel they are part of their band. I would recommend this movie to anyone. I think that it is a great movie and it is not about the music, it is about the music. The movie is very entertaining. I have watched it many times and it is still enjoyable. I would say that it is a must see. The music is great, the acting is great, the story is great. I would give it a 10/10.
Catherine Bradley
Wednesday, 29 Apr 2020 13:36

I will admit to being unfamiliar with any of the film's subjects, so my experience with this film was based on my knowledge of the film itself. And while the film did not have a "what's going on" feel, it was a well-done documentary. It is rare to see a film that shows the circumstances of what happened and the need for justice. I think the issue that we are so focused on in this country is not really the "whole world" that is responsible, but the person(s) responsible. The film's subject matter, which is pretty important, was not the central focus. The film is really about the trials of both the families of the two brothers and the people who tried to help them. I think the director did a good job of showing the hardships of the families, but also showing the pain and hardship the brothers experienced. The film does not contain any graphic scenes of what happened to the brothers, which is a good thing. The film is a good representation of the entire story of the brothers. While it is a bit boring at times, it is not completely boring, and I believe that it will make a good documentary. The film is not without it's flaws. Some of the subjects, such as the brother's brother, are not given enough time to explain themselves. This could have been done better. The film is about the trials of the brothers, and while they are important, it does not give enough time for the viewer to understand what the brother's brother went through. The film also does not give enough time to the brother's wife. I think the film could have done a better job of showing her side of the story. Overall, this film was good and I think it will be a good documentary for people to see. The documentary does not focus on the whole world, but the brothers. The film does not show the brothers' side of the story, but the trials of the families of the two brothers. I think this film is a good representation of the entire story. It shows the trials of the families, but it does not show the entire story.
Jennifer Hart
Tuesday, 28 Apr 2020 21:13

This is an extremely powerful documentary on the realities of the domestic abuse epidemic in the United States. The women who suffer from domestic violence are in danger of losing their children and the men who are their primary breadwinners. It's a topic that is rarely brought up. The film shows the many ways that a man can be abused and how the government is not going to do anything about it. I am not going to go into any more details but I feel that this film should be seen by everyone who is involved with the domestic violence issue. The film is truly an eye opener to everyone. It shows the complete picture of the situations that women face every day and what can happen to them when they are abused by their husbands. It's an eye opening documentary that shows the reality of domestic violence and how it affects both men and women. This is a must see documentary that everyone should see.
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