Spalding Gray investigates alternative therapies for his macular pucker, including mass nude encounters and a trip to meet a psychic surgeon.
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Spalding Gray investigates alternative therapies for his macular pucker, including mass nude encounters and a trip to meet a psychic surgeon.
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Spalding Gray, an actor and writer, confronts a rare ocular condition known as macular pucker in Gray's Anatomy. Filmed over ten days in January 1996, the documentary captures Gray's humorous and dramatic search for alternative medical treatments. He considers options ranging from Christian Science to psychic surgery in the Philippines. The film marks the last of Gray's theatrical monologue films, following his previous works like Swimming to Cambodia. It was directed by Steven Soderbergh and released in 1996.
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- Meet Spalding Gray's unique storytelling style
- Find out about alternative therapies for eye conditions
- See a humorous take on medical crises
Did You Know
- The film was shot in ten days in January 1996.
- Gray's Anatomy is the fourth of Gray's monologue films.
- A remastered version was released by The Criterion Collection in June 2012.
- Spalding Gray co-founded the Wooster Theater Group in 1977.
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Who directed Gray's Anatomy?
Gray's Anatomy was directed by Steven Soderbergh.
What condition does Spalding Gray have in Gray's Anatomy?
Spalding Gray is diagnosed with a rare ocular condition called macular pucker.
When was Gray's Anatomy released on DVD and Blu-ray?
A remastered version of Gray's Anatomy was released by The Criterion Collection on DVD and Blu-ray in June 2012.
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