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Rambling chatter about Philip K Dick, best known for the novels that became Minority Report, Blade Runner and Screamers. The chatter is loosely grouped together by subject but it drifts back and forth through many subjects. Its interesting to listen to but a bit tough to watch. The trouble is that this is nothing more than interviews with people who knew Dick talking, inter-cut with some audio interview footage spiced up with cartoon of Dick at the typewriter. There is almost nothing other than the interviews themselves, no photos, some fleeting shots of printed material and of the outside of Dick's house. There is no narration, no attempt to explain any of the works he wrote or of his life, its simply remembrances that will mean nothing to anyone who has never read any of his books or, more importantly, never heard any of the stories of the man. My Dad who watched this with me was totally bewildered because he didn't know about Dick's life.

Genres: Documentary

Starring: Paul Williams, Robert Anton Wilson, Scott Apel

Released: January 1, 2001

Runtime: 80.0

Popularity Rating: 0.128

United States of America

Himself Paul Williams
Himself Robert Anton Wilson
Himself Scott Apel
Himself Jay Kinney
Himself Ray Nelson
Herself Miriam Lloyd
Himself Jason Koornick
Himself Duncan Watson
Herself Sharon Perry

Crew — Cinematography: Andy Massagli
Directing — Director: Mark Steensland
Editing — Editor: Andy Massagli
Editing — Editor: Mark Steensland
Production — Producer: Andy Massagli
Production — Producer: Jason Koornick
Production — Producer: Mark Steensland
Sound — Original Music Composer: Kevin Keller