Vonnegut documentary “Unstuck in Time” on Hulu

[Randalls]

I’m sure there is at least one Kurt Vonnegut fan on this forum (me) but if there are others I would like to point you to a rather good documentary that I just discovered having been released after years of preparation. It is currently running on Hulu. Have a great Twosday. That is all
https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/kurt_vo...VdpNPQZrs0

[Fritz]

thanks for posturing that. I so seldom look to see what Hulu is doing.
Loved his books all thru jr and high school.

[cbelt3]

I will have to watch it. I met him when he came and spoke to our high school English class in.. 1976, I think. Turns out he was friends with one of my classmate's fathers and was in town to speak to his college classes.

Funny as hell, and a very unique individual. I had read all his books at that point, but just sat and listened to him explain his writing process and his thought process. He was very self-aware.

Also another person taken from us too soon by an accidental fall and subsequent traumatic brain injury.

[Randalls]

Yeah, he has been a bright light for me and represents a spark of humanity coming from Indiana

[btfc]

So it goes.

[pdq]

Poo-tee-weet.

[JoeH]

Kurt Vonnegut was on the faculty at Smith College for a year or two in the early 2000s. In the past I came across a few stories about him from that period of time. Reportedly he was quite approachable and even attended a few parties and other events that students invited him to.

[clay]

just watched this. Enjoyed it. Don't think I've ever read any of his books, but might need to do so now.

[Fritz]

watched the other night. it was good, but too much of the director jabber. could have been 30 minutes shorter.