Film review: Unstuck in Time is an absorbing account of a complex man

Forty years in the making, it offers previously unseen interview material with Kurt Vonnegut and his adult children
Film review: Unstuck in Time is an absorbing account of a complex man

What emerges is a portrait of an artist as a young man suffering from undiagnosed PTSD

★★★★☆

Kurt Vonnegut: Unstuck in Time (15A) takes its subtitle from Vonnegut’s best-known novel, Slaughterhouse 5, in which the hero, Billy Pilgrim, comes ‘unstuck in time’ as he tries to cope with the psychological fall-out of being caught in the cataclysmic bombing of Dresden during WWII. 

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