Split Infinity (1992)

Director:

Stan Ferguson

Writers:

Forrest S. Baker III (story), Sharon Baker (story),

Stars:

Melora Slover, Marcia Dangerfield, Devin Healey

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Melora Slover	...	A.J. Nelson / Amelia Jean Nolton
Marcia Dangerfield	...	Mary Ellen Nelson
Devin Healey	...	Joey
David Jensen	...	George Nelson
Heath Ezell	...	Dewey Nelson
Isaac Shamy	...	Back-up Dewey
H.E.D. Redford	...	Grandpa Frank
Jodi Webb	...	Ashlee
Mary Bishop	...	Miss Leishmann / Miss Hatfield - Scool Teacher in 1929
Jonathan Wilde	...	Brandon
Vaioliti Purcell	...	Allison
Talia Argyle	...	Laura Cannon
Vicki Gunn	...	Baseball Coach
Jennifer McDonald	...	Studious Student
Thom Dillon	...	Umpire

Storyline

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Plot Keywords:

underwear | time travel | barn | family relationships | 1920s | 

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Taglines:

A gift from the past.

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Genres:

Drama | Family | Fantasy

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Certificate:

Unrated

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Filming Locations:

Layton, Utah, USA

Company Credits

Production Co:

Feature Films for Families

Technical Specs

Runtime:

90 min

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Quotes

[A.J. goes to the barn to be alone]
Dewey: [whispers] A.J.? A.J?
A.J.: Go away Dewey, I want to be alone.
Dewey: [whispers] I love you.
A.J.: What?
Dewey: I love you.
[Dewey goes over to the loft doors and leans forward]
A.J.: Dewey, get away from there that's not safe. Dewey.
[A.J. catches Dewey]
A.J.: [angry] What do you think you're doing you could have been killed, go back to the house like I told you in the first place!
[...]

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Connections

Referenced in Little Red Riding Hood (2009)

User Reviews

an excellent family film

This film is for the entire family. While there is some fantasy involved, most will find this movie very realistic and heartwarming because it talks about many of the problems we have today with our families - discontent, disunity, greed etc. The well-used theme of being content with what you have is used in a very creative way in this movie. The problems are resolved in such a way that we can instantly feel like many of our own family problems have been solved. The film does an excellent job in exposing feelings we all have. There are times when we all wish we could be in a different family, maybe those who have the biggest houses and the biggest cars or the fanciest clothing. It may take something major for us to realize that we may very well have it good the way it is now. Those who enjoy humor will find it sprinkled throughout the film. Those who enjoy problems being solved in a realistic way will find it quite often. If you're looking for a good film to watch together with your whole family, may I recommend "Split Infinity" to you. Your hearts will be touched.