Grant Morrison: Talking with Gods (2010)

Grant Morrison: Talking with Gods (2010) delves into the life and work of Grant Morrison, a renowned and often polarizing figure in the world of comics. Known for his innovative storytelling and philosophical depth, Morrison is portrayed as a cultural icon who blurs the lines between reality and fiction. The documentary offers an intimate look into his journey, from his early years to his current status as a comic industry legend. It features exclusive interviews with Morrison, along with a treasure trove of unseen photographs and documents that span his career. The film is enriched by insights from his closest collaborators and friends, including Frank Quitely, Douglas Rushkoff, Cameron Stewart, Phil Jimenez, Mark Waid, Geoff Johns, Jill Thompson, and many others. The visual style of the documentary mirrors Morrison's unique comic aesthetic, utilizing found and abstract footage to create a cinematic experience that feels true to his creative vision. Shot across Scotland, England, California, and New York over 2009 and 2010, the film was completed in September 2010. Produced by Respect Films and Sequart, this is the first feature-length documentary for both companies. Sequart has previously published two highly regarded books on Morrison: "Grant Morrison: The Early Years" by Tim Callahan and "Our Sentence is Up: Seeing Grant Morrison’s The Invisibles" by Patrick Meaney. Respect Films is also known for producing the web series "The Third Age," inspired by Morrison's storytelling style. In 2011, the same team behind this documentary produced "Warren Ellis: Captured Ghosts.