In the captivating documentary "No Time to Think: Bob Dylan as Filmmaker," director Ben Creech and co-writer Michael Glover Smith turn their lens on a lesser-known facet of the iconic musician's career. This twenty-five-minute exploration delves into Bob Dylan's ambitious and often enigmatic forays into cinema, examining films such as "Renaldo and Clara" and "Masked and Anonymous." The documentary unravels the central conflict between Dylan’s celebrated musical identity and his persistent, yet critically divisive, desire to be recognized as a serious filmmaker. Through insightful analysis and archival material, the film presents a compelling portrait of an artist who refuses to be confined by genre, navigating the tension between his lyrical genius and his cinematic vision. With a tone that is both reverent and analytical, "No Time to Think" invites viewers to reconsider Dylan's place in film history, offering a fresh perspective on his creative restlessness and the complex motivations behind his work behind the camera.