2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY

PUBLIC RADIO INTERNATIONAL

Barry Vacker was interviewed for Public Radio International's Studio 360 documentary about 2001: A Space Odyssey, the 1968 film masterpiece. Others in Part Two of the documentary include Christopher Nolan (director of Interstellar), Keir Dullea (astronaut Dave in 2001), Douglas Trumbull (special effects wizard for 2001), Tom Hanks, poet laureate Tracy K. Smith, and land artist James Turrell. 

Barry was interviewed because of his book, Specter of the Monolith (2017), which was inspired by 2001.