2023·Science Fiction·1h 44m
7.1
★
Since losing her husband, Sophie has struggled to manage grief, a full-time job, and parenting her devastated daughter, but when a former physicist reveals a secret time-bending machine, Sophie will be faced with an impossible choice.
Directed by Jared Moshé
friendship
killing
time travel
engineering
death of husband
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Cast
Judy Greer
Sophie
Edi Gathegi
Mal
Payman Maadi
Jabir
Faithe Herman
Riley
Whitney Morgan Cox
Kara
Rachel Paulson
May Cantos
Lisa Linke
Nurse Cohen
Adam O'Byrne
Darby
Dionne Audain
Supervisor Hagerty
Veda Cienfuegos
Aggie
Mann Alfonso
Mr. Abante
Grace Hinson
Vice Principal Bae
Crew
Jared Moshé
Director
Jared Moshé
Writer
H. Scott Salinas
Original Music Composer
Neda Armian
Producer
Matthew Helderman
Executive Producer
David Lawson Jr.
Executive Producer
T. Justin Ross
Producer
Luke Taylor
Executive Producer
Sunday Boling
Casting
Popular Reviews
9 reviews
Deacon Blues
8.1★ · 09/06/24
I’m a sucker for time travel movies, and throw some sappy romantic dilemmas and I’m all over it. This movie really hit the feels hard, I thought the acting was great, especially Judy Greer who I’d really only seen comedically. Highly recommend this tight sci fi drama.
I’m a sucker for time travel movies, and throw some sappy romantic dilemmas and I’m all over it. This movie really hit the feels hard, I thought the acting was great, especially Judy Greer who I’d really only seen comedically. Highly recommend this tight sci fi drama.
Minnie
5.0★ · 12/28/23
What a mess they made DAMN!
What a mess they made DAMN!
Tyler
5.0★ · 12/15/23
More like a-bore-ia
More like a-bore-ia
Alexander Manrique
6.1★ · 12/10/23
you know what this movie needed, an oasis song
you know what this movie needed, an oasis song
James Michael SmithPRO
6.0★ · 10/24/23
If you can get past the cringe, there’s a taut sci-fi head scratcher in here.
The conceit is that a friend of a dead man invents a time machine that can fire a bullet into the past to kill a person. The widower hears this and says “great, let’s use it”.
The beginning is a patience-testing marathon of low-budget drama movie cliches. After someone dies, you’re never allowed to turn the light on. You have the delinquent child cliche, and the “widow/widower struggling to connect with their kid as a single parent” cliche. The mad scientist friend proposes his invention and she says “Mal is dead, you know that. It’s impossible”. I was watching with captions, and there was a lot of “(solemn music continues)”.
The best bits are when it gets philosophical: when the central characters discuss this real-life trolley problem, you sit up in your seat.
This gets a pass. Idk, I just like sci-fi.
The conceit is that a friend of a dead man invents a time machine that can fire a bullet into the past to kill a person. The widower hears this and says “great, let’s use it”.
The beginning is a patience-testing marathon of low-budget drama movie cliches. After someone dies, you’re never allowed to turn the light on. You have the delinquent child cliche, and the “widow/widower struggling to connect with their kid as a single parent” cliche. The mad scientist friend proposes his invention and she says “Mal is dead, you know that. It’s impossible”. I was watching with captions, and there was a lot of “(solemn music continues)”.
The best bits are when it gets philosophical: when the central characters discuss this real-life trolley problem, you sit up in your seat.
This gets a pass. Idk, I just like sci-fi.
If you can get past the cringe, there’s a taut sci-fi head scratcher in here.
The conceit is that a friend of a dead man invents a time machine that can fire a bullet into the past to kill a person. The widower hears this and says “great, let’s use it”.
The beginning is a patience-testing marathon of low-budget drama movie cliches. After someone dies, you’re never allowed to turn the light on. You have the delinquent child cliche, and the “widow/widower struggling to connect with their kid as a single parent” cliche. The mad scientist friend proposes his invention and she says “Mal is dead, you know that. It’s impossible”. I was watching with captions, and there was a lot of “(solemn music continues)”.
The best bits are when it gets philosophical: when the central characters discuss this real-life trolley problem, you sit up in your seat.
This gets a pass. Idk, I just like sci-fi.
The conceit is that a friend of a dead man invents a time machine that can fire a bullet into the past to kill a person. The widower hears this and says “great, let’s use it”.
The beginning is a patience-testing marathon of low-budget drama movie cliches. After someone dies, you’re never allowed to turn the light on. You have the delinquent child cliche, and the “widow/widower struggling to connect with their kid as a single parent” cliche. The mad scientist friend proposes his invention and she says “Mal is dead, you know that. It’s impossible”. I was watching with captions, and there was a lot of “(solemn music continues)”.
The best bits are when it gets philosophical: when the central characters discuss this real-life trolley problem, you sit up in your seat.
This gets a pass. Idk, I just like sci-fi.