95ers: Echoes (2013)

An FBI agent with time-bending powers must fight sinister forces from the future to save her loved ones from being erased from existence.

Director:

Thomas Gomez Durham

Writers:

Thomas Gomez Durham (story), James Durham (story)

Stars:

Alesandra Durham, Joel Bishop, Terence Goodman

3 wins.

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Alesandra Durham	...	Sally Jo Biggs
Joel Bishop	...	Horatio Astaire Biggs
Terence Goodman	...	Hamilcar / Special Agent in Charge
K. Danor Gerald	...	Jerry (as Danor Gerald)
Ian Paul Freeth	...	Brego
Chris Laird	...	The Captain
Anne Sward	...	Paige
Alix Maria Taulbee	...	Trudy / Christmas Past (as Alix Taulbee)
Alan Peterson	...	Kennings
Christopher Robin Miller	...	Scrooge (as Christopher Miller)
Serenity Johnson	...	Young Sally
Michelle Patrick	...	Waitress
James Jamison	...	Curator
Fenton Quinn	...	Invader 1
Mark Webb	...	Invader 2

Storyline

Special Agent Sally Biggs has a secret. She can rewind time--a few seconds--whenever she wants. It's enough to make her a celebrity at the FBI and control almost everything in her life. But deep down, she's afraid of the pain that comes from the things no one can control. Her worst fears are realized when her scientist husband disappears mysteriously. Paranormal apparitions begin to surround her. Strangers with terrifying technologies know her secret, and want her dead. Her only clue is her husband's ghost--who she follows onto a battlefield she never knew existed. She must discover the awesome truth that ties all the mysteries together, before the fabric of her being--and the ones she loves most--fade out of reality.

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Plot Keywords:

temporal paradox | time machine | time loop | repeated scene | aerial combat | 

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Taglines:

Time does not exist. Only choice.

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Genres:

Sci-Fi | Thriller

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Certificate:

Not Rated

Did You Know?

Goofs

Throughout the film The Captain has a '95' shield badge on his chest. However, when he actually goes back to meet Sally it changes to become '95ers', then back to '95' moments later.

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Soundtracks

Chronotonus
Written by Daniel Stang

User Reviews

intelligent, well executed SF indie

The story is catching, smart and doesn't spill any clues prematurely. A clever twist of the old time travel theme. I liked it. Acting is very good, the SFX are pretty good but could have been conceived better. The timeline visualization with the ID popping up and bleeping, seemed a little weak to me. Otherwise, the screenplay is very well done - the "rewinds" visualized very nicely. The audio is not as clean as a Hollywood production, but closer to reality. In a server room for example, we hear the hardware whizzing. Though the complex plot should give rise to plenty inconsistencies, I saw none. Surely, if I would search for those, I would find some. To me, this level of attention for detail is the mark of a genius. Very much worth to watch!

I have noticed that this movie is called "95ers: Echoes" (2012) as well as "Time Runners" or "95ers: Time Runners" (2013). This is a bit confusing, but all refer to the same movie.

Details

Official Sites:

Official Facebook Official site

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

14 February 2013 (USA)

Also Known As:

95ers: Echoes

Box Office

Budget:

$750,000 (estimated)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Space Ace Media

Technical Specs

Runtime:

96 min

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.78 : 1 / (high definition)