Jodorowsky's Dune

Before the David Lynch/Dino De Laurentiis blockbuster, Frank Herbert's complex world of noble houses, wise women and miraculous spice fascinated Chilean-French filmmaker Alexander Jodorowsky. In the 1970s, he sought to assemble a team worthy of the epic - from Pink Floyd to Salvador Dali, Gloria Swanson and Orson Welles - in a project that threatened at one point to become a 14-hours movie! Decades later, director Pavich finds participants and relics from that magnificent failure and constructs a story as epic and fascinating as Dune itself.