A man's attempts to construct the ultimate romantic weekend backfire when his quest for perfection traps his lover in an infinite loop.
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Title: The Infinite Man (2014)
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2 wins & 5 nominations.
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| Josh McConville | ... | Dean | |
| Hannah Marshall | ... | Lana | |
| Alex Dimitriades | ... | Terry | |
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A man's attempts to construct the ultimate romantic weekend backfire when his quest for perfection traps his lover in an infinite loop.
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Time heals all wounds. Time travel heals them faster. See more »Parents Guide:
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14 March 2015 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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Written by Franz Liszt
Performed by Zoë Barry and Jed Palmer
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The storage device carried around by the protagonist is clearly an ATAPI/IDE CD-ROM drive (distinguishable by the visible connector pins) with some reflectors attached to it. See more »Soundtracks
Magnificat from A Symphony to Dante's Divine Comedy S.109Written by Franz Liszt
Performed by Zoë Barry and Jed Palmer
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The production was of a very high level, excellent sound and visuals- nice cinematography. Clearly a lot of thought went into the script, but in its quest to be intellectual, sacrificed some of the humanity of the characters. A lot of the quirks of the characters, the way the male lead ran, the vintage clothes, the references to Greek mythology and tantra all seemed very forced.
Important philosophical questions about identity, why we love someone at different times in our lives and why/when we should give up on someone were partially raised but never really explored. By the end of it, I felt like a lot had happened, but I didn't care about the characters at all - I hardly got to know them. All in all, it felt like it was all style and little substance.