
Escaping History
Ostensibly embarking upon a portrait of a "modern-day Abraham Lincoln", Escaping History traces the development of a relationship between the videomaker and his subject. As the story unfolds, it veers from the objective to the highly personal. The tape relates the story of Mel Glasser, a recovering schizophrenic who, having adopted the persona of Abraham Lincoln, has made considerable progress in the last twenty years. The tape refuses to romanticize Mel's condition; he speaks frankly with intelligence and humour, and takes Applegath on a special journey.
Escaping History
January 1, 1992
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Cast (1)

Mel Glasser
Self
Crew (8)
Directing

Stewart Applegath
Director
Writing
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Stewart Applegath
Producer
Sound

Konrad Skreta
Sound Mixer
Art
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Stewart Applegath
Director of Photography
Costume & Make-Up
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Josette BĂ©langer
Translator

Lorraine Dufour
Translator
Editing

Dennis Day
Online Editor

Stewart Applegath
Editor