7 Splinters in Time

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Feb 3, 2019 This is a rare film, in that it is by turns quirky, disturbing, fragmented & disjointed, whimsical - even surreal at times. An yet it is beautiful. It is presented as a time-travel mystery, & it delivers on that, but it is also a film about sanity, about consciousness, about how we weave the odd pieces & fragments of thought & memory into what we call a life. The film pours this idea out of itself & into your mind: we are bundles of perception & what we perceive, think, feel, remember (& forget!) is who we are. How does that even happen? Why does it happen? Why are we who we are, & not someone else? That's what this film is about. That's why it's beautiful. See more Jul 18, 2018 A real cult movie, very thought provoking and different to mainstream. Loved it very much. Great storyline. See more Jul 17, 2018 This is the kind of film that needs a couple watches to really click. It's got a real twist of an ending, and the entire movie is a great ride. It's sure to be a cult classic in years to come. FUN MOVIE! Check it out! See more Jul 14, 2018 "7 Splinters In Time" Thursday night my wife Susie and I attended the premier of the new film "7 Splinters In Time." The film is a science fiction murder mystery. All the actors do an amazing job, and bring a certain reality to an unreal world. I was especially impressed with actor Greg Bennick, he fills the screen with a unique characterization. As someone who has been a long time aficionado of science fiction, I can truly say this film is unlike anything I have ever seen. The directors choice of multiple film formats creates an amazing visual journey. Directer, writer, and composer Gabriel Judet-Weinshel is an up and coming genius of film. If you want to see a totally different film experience, don't miss "7 Splinters In Time." See more Jul 14, 2018 Mindset is critical when watching 7 Splinters in Time; it is one of the most unique and stylistically original films I've seen. When you embrace the style of the film, I think it gives way to some moments of truth and beauty. It is funny too, from the absurd rantings of Greg Bennick to hilarious barbs from Lynn Cohen and Austin Pendleton. George Nicholas's cinematography - spanning an array of film and digital formats - is truly a feast for the eyes. 7 Splinters is certainly a strange film in places and there are moments where the plot could stand to breathe more, but it is unlike any film I've seen before. Go into it with an open mind and I think you may like what you find along the way. See more Read all reviews

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