Does anybody have this movie or has seen it?

Legitimate researchers can view this film in the study center of George Eastman House in Rochester, NY. But per-arrangement with the Kubrick family, the print is never allowed to leave the building. By the way, I saw it there when they had a rare public screening in their theater, and while it was visually very strong, the script was so bad that it seemed like a pretentious student film.

It’s sort of amazing. As the head curator of George Eastman House said at the last public screening of the film there, Kubrick was basically doing the same thing as an author going around to libraries trying to get them to turn over copies of a book he’d written years before just because he was embarrassed by it later. You'd think he (and now his estate) would lighten up. Bergman, Bertolucci, Hitchcock all have bad films out there from the early parts of their careers and it hasn't damaged their reputations for people to look at them out of curiosity.

It’s a good thing Eastman House didn’t turn over the last known copy of the film in the public realm, although they did reach an agreement with Kubrick that they would never allow it to be shown off the grounds of their archive. So buy a ticket to Rochester if you want to see it!