Escaping History (1992) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is Escaping History about?
Escaping History is a documentary. Mel Glasser adopted the persona of Abraham Lincoln. In 1992, director Stewart Applegath filmed Glasser's life as a recovering schizophrenic. Over twenty years, Glasser made significant progress while discussing his condition with intelligence and humor. The documentary features Applegath’s personal relationship with Glasser. It avoids romanticizing mental illness, presenting an honest account of Glasser's experiences and thoughts. The 41-minute film offers insight into their interactions and Glasser's life choices.
When was Escaping History released?
Escaping History was released in 1992.
How long is Escaping History?
Escaping History has a runtime of 41 minutes.
What genre is Escaping History?
Escaping History is classified as History.