The Philip K. Dick Science Fiction Film Festival has announced the official selections for its highly anticipated second annual event to honor one of the most revered writers within the literary world. The record-setting four-day experience will launch in Williamsburg, Brooklyn from December 5-8, 2013 at the prestigious IndieScreen theater and will screen numerous innovative features and shorts which are adapted or inspired by the unprecedented works of Philip K. Dick. Each of the films capture the distinctive boldness of the the genre and bring forth some of the most riveting moments of science fiction cinema.
The finalists set to be screened as part of the festival's schedule include:
• The Final Equation: Daniel Abella (2009, USA)
• Thanatomorphose: Directed by Éric Falardeau (2012, Canada)
• Vessel: Directed by Adam Ciancio (2013, Australia)
• 9 Minutes: Directed by P.J. Wolff (2012, USA)
• Agophobia: Directed by Benjamin Ross Hayden (2013, Canada)
• All of Me: Directed by Susan Koenen (2012, Netherlands)
• Ascendants: Directed by Don Schechter (2013, USA)
• The Astronomer: Directed by Philip R. Garrett (2012, USA)
• Biographer: Directed by Viktor Gorbachev (2013, Russia)
• The Compositor: Directed by John Mattiuzzi (2013, USA)
• The Crystal Crypt: Directed by Shahab Zargari (2013, USA)
• CyBelle Horizon: Directed by Rachael Reichert (2013, USA)
• Deadstar: Directed by Brandon Wright (2013, USA)
• Emit: Directed by J.S. Mayank (2012, USA)
• Environmental Pressures and Species Adaptation: Directed by Jihyun Park (2013, South Korea)
• Escape: Directed by David Conte (2013, USA)
• Exit: Directed by Michel Goossens (2013, Spain/Netherlands)
• The First Day: Directed by Nicholas Zafonte (2012, USA)
• Hide and Seek: Directed by Kayoko Asakura (2013, Japan)
• Honeymoon Suite: Directed by Zao Wang (2013, China)
• Inside the Mind of the Alchemist: Directed by Kirk Zamieroski (2013, USA)
• Karon: Directed by Erez Avni and Itai Edry (2012, Israel)
• Khoon Ltd.: Directed by Rahul Desai (2013, India)
• Luv U: Directed by Ben Garchar (2013, USA)
• Lv-225: Directed by Ettore Biondo (2013, Italy)
• Odessa: Directed by Cidney Hue (2012, USA)
• The Pod: Directed by Eric Pennycoff (2013, USA)
• Promised Land: Directed by Joe Turner Lin (2013, USA)
• The Session: Directed by Rick Craft (2013, USA)
• Son of Man: Directed by Janek Ambros (2011, USA)
• Sulfuric: Directed by Jeffrey A. Brown (2013, USA)
As further details become available including scheduling times and ticket sales the festival anticipates another successful event, further solidifying the city's strong and endless appreciation for Philip K. Dick. The first New York City festival saw record crowds of over 1,000 participants for the exclusive screening of Radio Free Albemuth which was based on Dick's 1985 novel posthumously published three years after his death. The festival's recent event in Lille, France screened numerous films and enjoyed much success in its first global outings. The team behind the annual festivities continue to hold seasonal gatherings across the city and will also pioneer a Spring 2014 cyberpunk festival in Tokyo.
The Philip K. Dick Festival of Science Fiction, The Supernatural, Metaphysics and Drama will delight its attendees with its entertaining and visually captivating themes which have made the event a favorable and continued success. The event will take place at Williamsburg's IndieScreen theater at 289 Kent Avenue at S. 2 Street, Brooklyn, NY 11211. For more information please visit http://www.thephilipkdickfilmfestival.com, the festival's Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/ThePhilipKDickFilmFestival and Twitter page at https://twitter.com/PhilipKDickFest.
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