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To shoot an independent time travel The smart script is brought to life by
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movie with a limited budget requires a great cast of familiar character
a great story idea, a practical period actors and young unknowns. With
director: danny
of time and a believable method all its plausible scientific
Kuchuck & John
weiner
of making the temporal jumps, explanations, twists, turns and
Runtime: 83mins
without having to resort to expensive paradoxes the outcome will keep
Year: 2008
costumes and special effects. you guessing right up to the end, country: UsA
even after you think it’s over.
Language: English
‘Primer’ (SFL4) did this to great effect.
Format: Digibeta
Cryptic manages to do a similar
source: direct
thing, with additional elements of
mystery and human drama, using
the ubiquitous mobile phone as the
McGuffin.
Young Jessie is a solitary child, and
on her birthday her mum gives her a
mobile phone. That afternoon, while
the family is celebrating, her mum is
electrocuted in the swimming pool.
When years later Jessie finds her
old mobile phone and calls her old
number, a young girl answers – her
younger self. Through a series of calls
Dates, artwork and availability subject to change without notice.
the two Jessies start to change the
course of their lives, both past and
ge.
present.
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