Patient 411: A Progress Report
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About This Movie
"Patient 411: A Progress Report" is a 1965 drama and science fiction film, showcasing a unique student project from UCLA. Directed by Ronald Raley, this film features Jim Morrison as the director of photography, offering a rare glimpse into the experimental filmmaking of the era.
This film is quite rare in the collector's market, primarily because it was a student project and not widely circulated. The connection to Jim Morrison gives it an added layer of intrigue for collectors, but don't expect high production values—it's more about the ideas and experimentation. Formats are limited, and its obscurity makes it a gem for anyone interested in the evolution of indie cinema from the 60s.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the genre of "Patient 411: A Progress Report"?
The film is classified as a drama and science fiction.
Who directed "Patient 411: A Progress Report"?
The film was directed by Ronald Raley.
What year was "Patient 411: A Progress Report" released?
The film was released in 1965.
What production studio was involved with this film?
The film was produced by the UCLA Film and Television Archive.
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