A Man Imagined

A Man Imagined is a Canadian documentary that follows the life of Lloyd, a 67-year-old man living with schizophrenia. The film portrays his struggle to survive for decades on the streets amidst urban decay and waste. It depicts his daily routine of sleeping in junkyards and selling discarded objects to drivers throughout the changing seasons, while also exploring his psychedelic hallucinations.

The film was directed by Brian M. Cassidy and Melanie Shatzky, who previously collaborated on the 2012 film Francine. It was produced by Rohan Fernando and created by the National Film Board of Canada. The production has a runtime of 62 minutes.