I’m Glad I’m Not Me

Bob Dylan on Film
Im Glad Im Not Me explores Bob Dylans appearances and depictions on screen, offering a new view of the life and work of one of the most influential yet least knowable celebrities in American history.
Bob Dylans art and image are at once rivetingly iconic and eternally elusive. Yet one aspect of his career remains underexplored: his appearances and depictions on screen. Since the mid-1960s, Dylan has been the subject of documentaries, an actor in feature films, and the auteur of his own film projects, as well as the inspiration for both traditional and unconventional biopics.

Im Glad Im Not Me explores Dylan on film, from D. A. Pennebakers direct cinema classic Dont Look Back to Martin Scorseses epic documentaries No Direction Home and Rolling Thunder Revue, and from his confounding feature Masked and Anonymous to the fractured mythology of Todd Hayness Im Not There