| The Gospel According to Philip K. Dick | |
WITH:
Ray Nelson, Robert Anton Wilson, Paul Williams and D. Scott Apel.
|
|
The
New York Times
Because his fiction is such a quick, lively read, the makers of " Gospel"
wanted to echo the sensation of breezing through pages in the film. But the
documentary doesn't get near the prowess of its subject; it passes through your
life like a minor daydream.
Village
Voice
Modest and spare as it is, the doc serves as an effective induction into the
Dick mind-set, which is left more or less off-camera. Writers are only interesting
for what they've written, and for that you'll have to go read.
Film
Thread
"Gospel" is clearly a labor of love, designed to appeal to fans and
novices alike. Its goal is summed up neatly in the title card that ends it:
"Now go read some PKD."
