HIGHLIGHTS OF THE 2024 FESTIVAL

OPEN CALL FOR ENTRIES

THE 2025 PHILIP K DICK FILM FESTIVAL

NEW YORK CITY

APRIL 1-6,2025

The Philip K. Dick Science Fiction and Supernatural Festival proudly accepts entries on Film Freeway, the world's #1 way to enter film festivals and creative contests.

Dates & Deadlines

• April 10, 2024

  Opening Date

• July 15, 2024

  Earlybird Deadline

• November 15, 2024

  Regular Deadline

• December 24, 2024

  Late Deadline

• November 15, 2024

  Regular Deadline

• February 7, 2025

  Late Deadline

• March 1, 2025

  Extended Deadline

• March 3, 2025

  Notification Date

• April 3 – 7, 2025

  Event Date

WINNERS OF

THE 2024 PHILIP K DICK FILM FESTIVAL

Best Philip K Dick Feature CREEPBOX 

Best Science Fiction Feature QUANTUM SUICIDE 

Best Supernatural Feature ALONE TOGETHER 

Best Documentary IT’S NOT UP TO US

Best Culture in Sci-Fi DISTANT THUNDER 

Best Philip K Dick Short – BUFFERING… PLEASE WAIT 

Best  Short PURGY’S 

Best Science Fiction Short HOMOLOGIES 

Best Supernatural Short THE GORGE 

Best Singularity Eschaton and Beyond- ALGODREAMS 

Best Virtual Reality BROKEN SPECTER 

Best Isolation in Sci-Fi DANDELION 

Best Anime/Animation FEAST OF AMRITA 

Best Sci-Fi Music Video LIFT ME UP 

Best Web Series STRANGE DAYS AT BLAKE HOLSEY HIGH 

Best Trailer BURNER FACE 

Best Graphic Novel HALLOWEEN GIRL 

Best Sci-Fi Screenplay THE NETHER 

Best Supernatural Screenplay PASSAGE 

Best Short Form Screenplay SOLIPSISM 

2024 FESTIVAL HIGHLIGHTS

PKD Industry Talks

Saturday, April 6 2024, 2pm

Fox Amphitheater @MOMI

PKD Talks

Anatomy of a Perfect Screenplay

Saturday, April 6, 2024, 240pm

Fox Amphitheater @MOMI

MOMI Features Overview

Quantum Suicide

Screening at MOMI

Sunday, April 7, 2024

3 pm-5 pm

Alone Together

Screening at MOMI

Sunday, April 7, 2024

5 pm-7 pm

Creep Box

Screening at MOMI

Saturday, April 6, 2024

6 pm-8 pm

Producers Club Features Overview

Accidental Truth- UFO Revelations

Screening at The Producers Club

Documentary

Thursday, April 4, 2024

7 pm-9 pm

Distant Thunder- Japanese Sci-Fi

Screening at The Producers Club

Thursday, April 4, 2024

230pm-5 pm

Super Beef

Sci-Fi Feature

Screening at The Producers Club

Friday, April 5, 2024

9 pm-11 pm

VIRTUAL REALITY

Broken Spectre

Evan Jones/ Stitch Media

in Virtual Reality New Media

Canada, 120 min

25 years ago your father climbed the mountain and never came back.
Now he’s calling for you.

Broken Spectre is a cosmic horror narrative game for hand-tracking VR. You play as Casey, a strong-headed adventurer haunted by her troubled family history. You hear news that your father, a biologist long suspected dead in the treacherous wilderness of Northwest Canada, may still be alive. Searching for him, you find his mutated experiments and track his path, leading you to higher and more dangerous elevations. As night falls, you spot someone on a cliff ledge above you, with bated breath you climb up, but it’s not your father - it’s an unearthly abomination. Trapped in the mountain’s maze, you wonder, is time distorting your reality, or are you going mad with altitude sickness? Collect gruesome clues, decipher cryptic puzzles, perform cult rituals, and travel into family traumas in this mystical slow-burn horror story.

Bloody Reunion

Director Haiping Gu

in Virtual Reality New Media

China, 30 minutes

A mysterious phone call brings three old friends back to their high school after a decade. They find the school is long abandoned and haunted by something they are very familiar with. Weird phone rings, secret video clips, a hanged body, and other bizarre events occur... All point to the unspeakable past and the sin they committed 10 years ago. Is it Karma? Is it the missing girl, herself a victim of school bullying, who takes vengeance on her tormentors? It is just about to begin

SCREENWRITERS, NOVELISTS AND GRAPHIC NOVEL SEMIFINALISTS

Solipsism

Writer Duncan B Putney

Sci-Fi Screenplay Competition

US

Dragons and Wolves

Writer Drew Henriksen

SciFi Novel

United States

Benjamin Franklin and the Galaxones

Writer Rodgers Wilson

Science Fiction Screenplay Competition

United States

Sebastian and the Invisible Island

Writer Michael William Hogan

Sci-Fi Screenplay Competition

United States

Ticket Twenty-One

Writer Simon Prunty

Writer Sci-Fi Screenplay Competition

Ireland

Cryptobot's Trial

Writer Michael John Volpe

Sci-Fi Screenplay Competition

United States

The Verge of Seas

Writer Albert M. Chan

Sci-Fi Screenplay Competition

United States

The Nether

Writer Jannik Ohlendieck

Sci-Fi Screenplay Competition

Ireland

Bad Luck

Writer Robbie Robertson

Supernatural Screenplay Competition

United States

Them

Writer Kendall Brown

Supernatural Screenplay Competition

The Girl Who Killed god

Writer Aldo Romero

Sci-Fi Screenplay Competition

Passage

Writer Firdaus F. Bilimoria

Supernatural Screenplay Competition

Canada

Halloween Girl Book 1: Promises to Keep

Writer Richard T. Wilson

SciFi Graphic Novel Competition

United States

Teleportation Security Administration

Writer Kevin J. Howard

Sci-Fi Screenplay Competition

United States

Family Law

Writer Tatiana Blackington James

Sci-Fi Screenplay Competition

United States

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Philip Kindred Dick (December 16, 1928 – March 2, 1982) was an American novelist, short story writer, essayist and philosopher whose published works mainly belong to the genre of science fiction. The novel The Man in the High Castle bridged the genres of alternate history and science fiction, earning Dick a Hugo Award for Best Novel in 1963. 

In addition to 44 published novels, Dick wrote approximately 121 short stories, most of which appeared in science fiction magazines during his lifetime. Although Dick spent most of his career as a writer in near-poverty, eleven popular films based on his works have been produced, including Blade Runner,Total Recall, A Scanner Darkly, Minority Report, Paycheck, Next, and The Adjustment Bureau. In 2007, Dick became the first science fiction writer to be included in-the Library of America series.

MISSION

The mission of the Philip K. Dick Film Festival is to promote original or adapted material inspired by the works of Philip K. Dick, Jorge Luis Borges, Italo Calvino, Robert Anton Wilson, Franz Kafka and others who have explored the metaphysical, the eerie  in all its manifestations. We look at films that challenge the viewers reality  with ideas and concepts not normally found in conventional stories. All genres are welcome.

We look for original voices and visions in works submitted. Lastly, this is a festival by filmmakers for filmmakers.

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