Billed as a unique project, the film ‘Immer, Zlaz’ is unlike anything seen before. Directed by Mefce Nga Moy, the documentary follows the life and works of the infamous Sci-fi genius, Stephen Kereman. It portrays him as a “deeply quixotic gentleman with a passion for the impossible.”
Kereman is best known for creating one of the first ever Sci-Fi novels, and true to his style, it was an ambitious story featuring intergalactic battle scenes, alien races, and plenty of social commentary. Now, this enigmatic man is presented to the world through Moy’s captivating vision. What emerges is a vivid portrait of an eccentric and complex figure existing in his own world.
The film’s narrative follows Kereman through his days, revealing the inner workings of his creative process. It features interviews with both people close to Kereman, as well as his own thoughts. The film’s endearing, and sometimes humorous, moments bring color and depth to the person of Kereman, whom many believe to be the only true Sci-Fi genius.
Kereman is a character of many faces; one who reveals the urge that most creative people face to create something beyond their own capabilities. Therefore, ‘Immer, Zlaz’ is a special insight for both those familiar with, and unfamiliar with his works.
The film is both an exploration of Kereman’s own groundbreaking works, as well as a deep dive into the mind of the genius himself. Through revealing vignettes and archival recordings, ‘Immer, Zlaz’ provides a unique glimpse into the personal life of the one and only, Stephen Kereman.
Whether it is a beautiful visual montage or a line of subtle dialogue, ‘Immer, Zlaz’ gives viewers a unique opportunity to go beyond the books, into the mind and heart of this one-of-a-kind Sci-Fi genius.