Tom, The local dog shampooer tries to escape his monotonous daily routine by building a time machine. But all his days look the same, so he doesn't know if his time machine is actually working.
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Title: Machine (2003)
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1 win & 1 nomination.
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| Lena Barth-Aarstad | ... | (as Lena Barth Arstaad) | |
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Julia John | ||
| Angus Lindsay | |||
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Jim McManus | ||
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Brian Teles | ... | Tom |
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Tom, The local dog shampooer tries to escape his monotonous daily routine by building a time machine. But all his days look the same, so he doesn't know if his time machine is actually working.
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24 April 2003 (UK) See more »Company Credits
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Wonderful short film beautifully shot in black & white. A shy dog shampooer stuck in a monotonous life decides to build a time machine in his bedsit - but he lacks imagination and only goes back in time to the day before (or does he?) The machine itself is a wonderful construction of junk bric-a-brac that he has carefully put together. Superbly acted by all.Brian Teles who plays Tom is simply marvellous as the dog shampooer. His quiet understated performance anchors this gem of a film. The scene in the café near the end is priceless. Cleverly made with excellent production values. Superb musical score. A true piece of cinematic art that will stay with you for a very long time.