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In My Mind (2017)

“'In My Mind', is a feature documentary made to celebrate the 50th anniversary of 'The Prisoner' written and directed by award-winning documentary filmmaker Chris Rodley.”

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Plot

"In My Mind" is a compelling documentary feature celebrating the golden jubilee of 'The Prisoner', meticulously crafted by the acclaimed filmmaker Chris Rodley. The film intimately explores one of Chris' earliest endeavors – the challenging task of interviewing Patrick McGoohan, the enigmatic creator of 'The Prisoner'. McGoohan, known for his guarded persona, had always declined such proposals, making this task a daunting quest for the young filmmaker. His pursuit gave life to a unique documentary for Channel 4, which, unfortunately, didn't go as smoothly as planned. Through a series of candid conversations led by Chris, many of which never made it to the 1983 documentary 'Six Into One-The Prisoner File', McGoohan gradually unveils his deepest contemplations about his groundbreaking series. With fresh interviews from McGoohan's daughter, Catherine, who provides profound observations about her father's internal emotional and psychological landscapes, and unprecedented archival footage, this documentary offers an unrivaled look into the enigma of 'The Prisoner', straight from its creator's mind. Once rejected by McGoohan, 'Six Into One' is now sealed away in the annals of history, opening the stage for 'In My Mind'. This film endeavors to correct the course of history, seeking to set the record straight three and a half decades later. It's a gripping narrative that offers an intriguing peek into the mind of a visionary, while also painting a vivid portrait of an iconic series that has left an indelible mark on television history.

Where to watch In My Mind?

In My Mind is a documentary movie featuring Patrick McGoohan and directed by Chris Rodley.

In My Mind is currently streaming for free (ad-supported) on Tubi TV.

It is also possible to buy In My Mind on Amazon Video.