| Released | 2011 | Rating | 12A in UK |
| Director | George Nolfi | Writer/s | George Nolfi |
| Starring | Matt Damon, Emily Blunt, Terence Stamp, Anthony Mackie | ||
| Source of story | A short story by Phillip K Dick | ||
| Elevator Pitch | A potential US senator who may be even more goes a bit off the rails, so a group of mysterious men arrange for him to have a brief involvement with a ballet dancer, to set him back on track. But against their wishes and despite their efforts to dissuade him, he searches New York for her. | ||
| Content | This film actually corrects a defect in the plot of the short story, and has the conceit of allowing people to pass from one area to another through magic doors which is good fun. A fun romance “for all the family”. | ||
| A View | I have always been a Phillip K Dick fan, and this story is as good a transfer to the big screen as you can get. | ||
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