Mark Oliver Everett reflects on his complex relationship with his father, physicist Hugh Everett III, and the implications of the Many Worlds theory.
“My father, physicist Hugh Everet III”
Synopsis
Mark Oliver Everett reflects on his complex relationship with his father, physicist Hugh Everett III, and the implications of the Many Worlds theory.
Synopsis
Mark Oliver Everett, lead singer of the band EELS, reflects on his father, physicist Hugh Everett III, known for the Many Worlds theory of quantum mechanics. The film features interviews with physicists and former colleagues of Hugh. It also includes Mark's personal stories about their difficult relationship. Broadcast on BBC Four in 2007, it later aired on PBS's Nova in the U.S. in 2008.
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Why Watch
- Meet Mark Oliver Everett and his father's legacy.
- See physicists discuss the many-worlds interpretation.
- Find out about the documentary's BAFTA win.
Did You Know
- The documentary won a BAFTA award in 2007.
- It was shown before each concert during the 2008 Eels world tour.
- The US version features American voice actors for narration.
- A petition was started to release the documentary on DVD.
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Who directed Parallel Worlds, Parallel Lives?
Parallel Worlds, Parallel Lives was directed by Louise Lockwood.
When was the American premiere of the documentary?
The American premiere screening was at the 2008 inaugural World Science Festival in New York City.
What is the runtime of Parallel Worlds, Parallel Lives?
The runtime of Parallel Worlds, Parallel Lives is 60 minutes.
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