Directed by Stanley Kubrick

Celebrate the release of Criterion’s monumental box set The Complete Kubrick with three masterworks by the auteur who opened up popular cinema to new realms of moral profundity and metaphysical mystery. With LOLITA, Kubrick turned Vladimir Nabokov’s scandalous bestseller into a surreally absurdist satire of self-delusion; with BARRY LYNDON, he took the historical epic to new heights of painterly visual majesty; and with his final film, the psychosexual riddle EYES WIDE SHUT, he brought twentieth-century cinema to a tantalizing, hypnotic close.