Before his death, Stanley Kubrick granted a rare interview to an unknown filmmaker, where he surprised the young director- and the world- by admitting his complicity in the greatest conspiracy in American history.

Stanley Kubrick enjoyed a freedom and power in Hollywood that no other director enjoyed. Often described as a genius, there were others who detected an artistic insecurity that explained his hundreds of takes and years between films. A month before his death, he sat for a rare interview where he admitted the reason he obtained such power - and regrettably explained the moral crime he committed in 1969 that lead to his retreat to a gated estate in the UK, and his reticence to give any interviews - until this one, that is.—T Patrick Murray

Before his death, Stanley Kubrick sits for an interview that will change cinematic history... wracked by guilt, he chooses the young unknown filmmaker to be his confessor as he explains the moral sin he committed to achieve his total artistic power and control in Hollywood.