The first thing that impressed me about this movie was that it was shot, in it’s entirety, in a single day. For a feature length film (I’m guessing it comes in at right about 88 minutes), that’s incredible.
The next thing that impressed me was the plot. A time traveler who can only travel in 11 minute increments bumps into a girl at a wedding reception who says “Yes” to a question he hasn’t asked her. That’s enough to keep him jumping back seven more times – to find out who she is, and what he asked her. What takes about an hour and a half of her life (and ours), however takes over two years for him, because of all the work it takes to make the jumps. It’s a non-linear love story that, according to the reviews, is also pretty intelligent about the time-traveling aspect.
The link above takes you to the official site, straight to the trailer. The video below is a short bit about the making of the film.
I really hope this one gets some decent distribution. I’d love to see it.
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[tags]independent film, time travel, love story, sci-fi[/tags]
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