Driving between his various destinations, Cave explains: "The car becomes this place of imaginings, I guess, where the thoughts I'm having materialise in the forms of people that have played some part in my story".
As if by magic, a dream of a roadside diner materialised in the form of the Silver Fork Lodge, where we learnt that pancakes with cream cheese, bacon, maple syrup, bananas and walnuts are a very good thing.
It is not easy to see how all this technique has materialised in the form of the "500 sheets of going-brown A4 paper", and it slightly diminishes the documentary immediacy that Litt appears to be aiming at.
Mulcahy acted like a 'proper' film-maker from the outset, shooting in faux widescreen formats (despite the fact that his films were destined for square TVs) and preparing himself for a cinema career which materialised in the form of the low-budget shocker Razorback and the hugely successful cult fantasy Highlander.
But Iran's record on human rights and free speech remains dismal, and its hoped-for cooperation on ending the Syrian war has yet to materialise in concrete form.
Part two reflects on the concept of a would-be future Palestine that resulted from the Oslo Peace Accords but has failed to materialise in any meaningful form; documenting the fabric of occupation and conflict in the labyrinthine West Bank, a land zoned into multiple and convoluted "areas", divided by walls and fences, checkpoints and road blocks, and reduced by settlements.
A court heard how he promised businesses huge loans for corporate projects which never materialised, despite taking money from clients in the form of "due diligence" and deposit fees.
Both leaders have since died unnatural deaths but the peace for which Shimon Peres received an advance payment in the form of a Nobel Peace Prize has not materialised.
Gozer, they realise, will materialise in whatever monstrous form they imagine, and Venkman tells the others not to visualise anything.
