The fan letters are perfectly preserved. (...). The system used to file them is, in fact, extraordinary. Each fan box contains perhaps 50 orange folders. Each folder has the name of a town or city typed on the front - Agincourt, Ontario; Alhambra, California; Cincinnati, Ohio; Daly City, California, and so on - and they are in alphabetical order inside the boxes. And inside each folder are all the fan letters that came from that particular place in any one year. Kubrick has handwritten "F-P" on the positive ones and "F-N" on the negative ones. The crazy ones have been marked "F-C".

Two years after Stanley Kubrick's death, Guardian journalist Jon Ronson was invited to his estate and let loose among the Kubrick archive.

Weird story about a fascinating man.