In Search of Tomorrow (2022)
Overview
A nostalgic journey through ’80s Sci-Fi-films, exploring their impact and relevance today, told by the artist who made them and by those who were inspired to turn their visions into reality.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 0.937 |
Directed By
David A. Weiner
Crew
Andrew Hawkins
John Morzen
Samuel Way
Kieran Connor
David A. Weiner
David A. Weiner
Robin Block
Mark D Valenti
Rudy Ledbetter
Bruce Gerard Brown Jr.
TOP CAST
Clancy Brown
Self - Interviewee
Catherine Mary Stewart
Self - Interviewee
Sean Young
Self - Interviewee
Keith David
Self - Interviewee
Wil Wheaton
Self - Interviewee
John Carpenter
Self - Interviewee
John Ratzenberger
Self - Interviewee
Henry Thomas
Self - Interviewee
Shane Black
Self - Interviewee
Ernie Hudson
Self - Interviewee
Deep Roy
Self - Interviewee
Kurtwood Smith
Self - Interviewee
Nancy Allen
Self - Interviewee
Paul Verhoeven
Self - Interviewee
Jenette Goldstein
Self - Interviewee
Ike Eisenmann
Self - Interviewee
Dee Wallace
Self - Interviewee
Carrie Henn
Self - Interviewee
Joseph Bottoms
Self - Interviewee
Alex Winter
Self - Interviewee
Sarah Douglas
Self - Interviewee
Matt Winston
Self - Interviewee
Bill Duke
Self - Interviewee
Vernon Wells
Self - Interviewee
Ronny Cox
Self - Interviewee
Sam J. Jones
Self - Interviewee
Lance Guest
Self - Interviewee
Walter Koenig
Self - Interviewee
Joe Dante
Self - Interviewee
Nick Castle
Self - Interviewee
Tim Thomerson
Self - Interviewee
Charles Band
Self - Interviewee
Peter Hyams
Self - Interviewee
John Badham
Self - Interviewee
Adam Nimoy
Self - Interviewee
Bob Gale
Self - Interviewee
Chris Stuckmann
Self - Interviewee
Nicholas Meyer
Self - Interviewee
Marc Bernardin
Self - Interviewee
Douglas Trumbull
Self - Interviewee
Brad Fiedel
Self - Interviewee
Dennis Muren
Self - Interviewee
Phil Tippett
Self - Interviewee
Steve Johnson
Self - Interviewee
Steve De Jarnatt
Self - Interviewee
Alan Dean Foster
Self - Interviewee
Corey Dee Williams
Self - Interviewee
Ian Nathan
Self - Interviewee
Harrison Ellenshaw
Self - Interviewee
Cecil Trachenburg
Self - Interviewee
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