Philip K Dick's Electric Dreams

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Reynor and Wong play disillusioned and indifferent space tourism employees who take up an elderly woman's (Chaplin) request for a trip back to Earth despite knowing the planet's existence to be a long-debunked myth.

"The Commuter" is a science fiction short story by American writer Philip K. Dick, first published in the August-September 1953 issue of Amazing Stories. It has been reprinted over 20 times, including Croatian, Dutch, French, German and Italian translations. As with much of Dick's fiction, it is ...

Ed has his life turned upside down when he meets a femme fatale named Jill, a synthetic being who’s as beautiful as she is deadly.  Jill takes Ed into a world of heist and murder that threatens to destroy everything he holds dear.

A war is coming between Normals and telepathic mutants, or Teeps, and only Clearance Agent Ross and a Teep called Honor can stop it.  But can they suppress their own feelings for each other and stop the war before humanity rips itself apart?

A woman suffering in a loveless marriage finds that upon his return from battle, her emotionally abusive husband suddenly appears to be a different man - in more ways than one. This episode cuts to the heart of Philip K. Dick's core concern - what, truly, defines us as human?

Set in the kitchens and backyards of American suburbia, our young hero Jack must save the human race while coming to terms with the disillusionment of childhood as he is among the first to realize that humans are being replaced by dangerous aliens.

Norton is a discontented tour guide of a cruise ship in space. His life is on a one way trip to nothingness until he meets the supernaturally old Irma. She wants to go to Earth; a planet long since destroyed. On this epic journey, Norton and Irma develop a deep connection that’s just as impossibl...

Ed's getting tired of his lot in life but after he encounters a mysterious woman who sets him on a journey to Macon Heights, a town that doesn’t exist, he'll return home to find his life has changed for the better, but at the ultimate cost.

In the near future, automation has replaced most humans and only one candidate runs for President. Philbert Noyce is one of the few remaining human workers, and realizes that the government is conducting a campaign to the public against "the Others"... and Philbert is next.