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The Gospel According to Philip K. Dick (2001)
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Informative, but not that good moreCast
(Credited cast) | Paul Williams | ||
| Robert Anton Wilson | ||
| Scott Apel | ||
| Jay Kinney | ||
| Ray Nelson | ||
| Miriam Lloyd | ||
| Jason Koornick | ||
| Duncan Watson | ||
| Sharon Perry |
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If I weren't already a PKD fan, and have read more than a dozen of his novels, this docuflick would do absolutely nothing for me.
There is only about six or seven different interviewees, with scant biographical information. Cut scenes between interviews are overly long, and an annoying techno soundtrack makes archival audio from PKD inaudible.
While it was certainly informative, it could have been edited better, and could have been more broad.
This is something that diehard PKD fans will enjoy, but don't expect the kind of documentary quality that "Roger and Me" and "Sense of Life" convey. For all its flaws, still worth a look.