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New Visions, Dark Visions: Philip K. Dick Science Fiction Film Festival This year's festival is larger with a broader global flavor

New Visions, Dark Visions: Philip K. Dick Science Fiction Film Festival This year's festival is larger with a broader global flavor

January 9, 2016 By Summer Brooks Leave a Comment

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This week, Daniel Abella, director of the Philip K. Dick Science Fiction Film Festival, joins us again to talk about the changes and growth the festival has seen over the past year, including new screening venues and a wider global participation in films both true to PKD’s visions and new science fiction themes for a new generation.

The festival is scheduled for January 14-17, 2016, with various short film blocks and feature film screenings to be held at the Village East Cinema (181-189 2nd Ave, New York, NY 10003). There will also be several special events held at the Lovecraft Bar NYC (50 Avenue B, New York, NY 10009). Several of the featured films boast stars from the original Blade Runner, including Edward James Olmos and Rutger Hauer.

This year’s festival will open on Wednesday January 13 with a Blade Runner themed reception at the Lovecraft Bar NYC (7pm-12am), honoring all the films entered and is open to all filmmakers and the public.

Website: The Philip K. Dick Science Fiction Film Festival
Twitter: @PhilipKDickFest
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/ThePhilipKDickFilmFestival
Meetup: meetup.com/The-Philip-K-Dick-science-fiction-Film-Festival

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