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Victim of the Brain

1988, English. Directed by Piet Hoenderdos.

An exploration of the ideas of philosopher Douglas R. Hofstadter.

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1h 30m
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Released
1 January 1988
Country
Netherlands
Written by
Douglas R. Hofstadter, Piet Hoenderdos
philosophythoughtfulphilosophy of mind

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What Victim of the Brain is based on

Victim of the Brain is based on The Cyberiad (1965) by Stanisław Lem.

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Victim of the Brain isn’t streaming on any OTT platform in India yet; it released on 1 January 1988. (Checked 13 November 2026.)

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If you liked Victim of the Brain, try Voyage of Time: The IMAX Experience, Black Box, Voyage of Time: Life's Journey.

Who directed Victim of the Brain?

Victim of the Brain (1988) was directed by Piet Hoenderdos and stars Daniel C. Dennett, Douglas R. Hofstadter.

What is Victim of the Brain based on?

Victim of the Brain is based on The Cyberiad (1965) by Stanisław Lem.

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