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Things Will Be Different (REVIEW) | Projector Shorts | A clever lo-fi time travel thriller
Film Brain
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11 months ago
Film Brain reviews a lo-fi sci-fi film from the team who made The Endless about sibling thieves who go hideout by travelling in time... which needed a shorter running time.
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Things will be different is a clever bit of lo-fi sci-fi, directed by Michael Felker,
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who was the actor of The Endless. That film's directors, Justin Benson and Aaron Moorhead, are executive producers.
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After committing a robbery, brother and sister, Adam David Thompson and Riley Dandy,
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go to a remote farmhouse to travel through time to hide out, but then get trapped there.
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It's basically two actors, one location, but Felker's script builds a mythology that makes it feel larger,
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but the heart of the movie is that brother-sister dynamic, and Thompson and Dandy are compelling.
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It's fairly obvious that movies like Primer, and especially Looper, were big inspirations for this film,
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especially later on, when a mysterious third character shows up at the farmhouse.
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Ironically for a film directed by an actor, this feels a touch too long.
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At 100 minutes, there's too many instances where the audience are waiting around, along with the characters, for something to happen.
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But if you're patient, you'll be rewarded with some smart, but bleak ingenuity.
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