Directed by:
Nacho VigalondoScreenplay:
Nacho VigalondoCinematography:
Flavio Martínez LabianoComposer:
Eugenio MiraPlots(1)
A man on the run from a relentless killer stumbles into a mysterious lab, accidentally triggers a time machine, and sends himself back an hour. Suddenly, he finds himself entangled in a nightmarish loop where reality blurs and terror reigns. A naked woman, unconscious in the forest. A cloaked stranger, with a face covered in bloodied bandages. A disquieting hilltop mansion. And Héctor, a man whose curiosity threatens to unravel the very fabric of time. Each of them pieces of an unpredictable jigsaw puzzle, where every moment ratchets up the suspense, and every twist plunges you deeper into a web of fear, drama, and mind-bending intrigue. Who is the murderer? Who is the victim? In Timecrimes, nothing is as it seems. Prepare for a heart-pounding journey where time is both a trap and the only key to survival. Dive into this riveting tale and question everything you think you know about causality and crime in Nacho Vigalondo’s unforgettable directorial debut. (Umbrella Entertainment)
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Spain can do better. Timecrimes is a fairly ordinary time travel affair with a very simple basic premise that could be summed up in ten minutes, but it's still not that simple and the film manages to mess with your head. Unfortunately, however, the film lacks a surprise moment and when the cards are revealed, it goes all the way to the end with a completely predictable plot. The acting doesn't impress either and the visuals are not much to speak of either, unfortunately. A very mediocre Spanish flick that can be skipped without regrets...
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Have I already mentioned that I have a weak spot for Spain? One of the few films about time travel that makes sense. Great!
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