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Dreams with Sharp Teeth
Film SynopsisHarlan Ellison is as well known for his outsize personalty as for his substantial literary output, which includes some of science fiction's greatest works. This fond portrait of the aging enfant terrible looks back at his classic novels and short stories, his days as a screenwriter--producing some of the best-known episodes STAR TREK and THE OUTER LIMITS--his singing career, and his hilarious opinions on everything under the sun. While Ellison (as usual) does most of the talking, Robin Williams and Neil Gaiman also manage to get a few words in. Get Involved |
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Runtime:
96 min.
Genre:
Documentary
Country:
UNITED STATES
Language:
English/American
Color:
Color
Plot Summary
From the producer of Grizzly Man comes a literary documentary that will send you back to your bookshelf, out to the library and into the bookstore. Harlan Ellison may be the greatest unknown writer of our time. Like Ray Bradbury and Kurt Vonnegut, Ellison's work was originally shunted into the literary ghetto, but now it defines its own unique genre. This is a portrait of the artist as a rage-a-holic. Passionate, intelligent, wounded, hilarious, contentious-words don't do justice to a man who manipulates them so well. Infinitely watchable, Ellison speaks to his life and creative process with the same fervour, self-awareness and imagination that he uses to write. Dreams With Sharp Teeth brings Ellison's magnetic personality and prolific work to life, featuring appearances by Robin Williams and Neil Gaiman, as well as an original score composed and performed by Richard Thompson.
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Directed by
Erik Nelson
Produced by
Erik Nelson
Writing credits
Erik Nelson
Cast
| Harlan Ellison | ||
| Robin Williams | ||
| Neil Gaiman | ||
| Peter David |
My Hot Docs adventure continues.
This is only one movie I bothered leaving my house for today. Going anywhere other than my kitchen seemed like a daunting experience, so I put off several films until I felt guilty at the prospect at ditching a friend I agreed to meet at this Harlan Ellison doc. Leaving ... read more