Kubrik tried to eradicate the prints of this film... but unbeknown to him, Kodak kept a copy! Really difficult to get hold of. Shot for $20,000. At deathpoint, 4 soldiers face their fears to survive.

Told in the form of a boxer's confession to a stranger at a train station. Flawed, but interesting. Influential boxing scenes; draws from SK's first unavailable doc 'Day of the Fight'.

WW1 soldiers refuse to follow suicidal orders to attack, they are made an example of. A brilliant anti-war film.

After such a huge hit, he was able to choose projects more freely. His first interpretation of another writer's work.

A strange artifact is found on the moon. Famous for HAL, the computer with deteriorating mental health. HAL is one letter down from IBM initials

Charts the rise and fall of a rogue in 18th century Ireland. Based on a book by William Thackeray.

Anti-war Vietnam film, released at the same time as 'Platoon' thus overlooked in many ways.

It's a bit too full of idolisation, but it's fascinating to get an insight into the life of such a private and unique person. A good way to end this list :).