The Trouble with Dick

The film follows Dick Kendred, portrayed by Tom Villard, who faces challenges with his writing career. Rejected by publishers, he seeks inspiration by renting a room from two women. Their flirtations provide unexpected motivation for his creative process, leading to comedic situations.

As a blend of drama and comedy with a touch of science fiction, this film appeals to viewers who appreciate unique storytelling from the late 1980s. The narrative explores themes of creativity and the lengths one might go to overcome obstacles in the pursuit of artistic success. The film was recognized at the Sundance Film Festival, winning the Grand Jury Prize, adding to its appeal for collectors who focus on notable independent films from this era.