A love story centering on the connection between music and memory and how they transport us, sometimes literally.A love story centering on the connection between music and memory and how they transport us, sometimes literally.A love story centering on the connection between music and memory and how they transport us, sometimes literally.
- Awards
- 2 wins & 1 nomination total
Thomas Ochoa
- Dru
- (as Pocket Turlington)
T.J. Keanu Tario
- Very Pretty Man in Drag
- (as Laritza LaBouche)
- Director
- Writer
- All cast & crew
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Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaWhen Harriet sits in the chair to listen to music, the setup is an homage to the Maxell cassette tape ads from the 1970s.
- Quotes
Dr. Evelyn Bartlett: My husband, before he died, said this thing that stuck with me.He said, "Live your dash." On his tombstone is the date of his birth and the date of his death.And in between is the dash. I don't know, maybe it's a little NutraSweet but, I always thought there were pretty decent words to live by.
- ConnectionsReferences Mad Max (1979)
- Soundtracks405
Written by DJ Harvey (as Harvey Bassett)
Performed by Wildest Dreams
Courtesy of Harvey's General Store Recordings
Featured review
Everybody has songs which bring them back to specific times in their lives. For Harriet Gibbons (Lucy Boynton), it happens literally as she travels back in time. She is trying to save her boyfriend Max Enders (David Corenswet) from a deadly crash. She meets David Park (Justin H. Min) at her self-help group.
This has an intriguing elevator pitch from filmmaker Ned Benson. He has a few good ideas in this movie, but the premise needs more work. There are basic problems stemming from the concept. First, she needs to keep going back to the death moment. It only makes sense. It also doesn't help that Max is forced by the story to dismiss her at every turn. It makes him look bad as a boyfriend. The whole movie gets dragged down by many minor issues.
This has an intriguing elevator pitch from filmmaker Ned Benson. He has a few good ideas in this movie, but the premise needs more work. There are basic problems stemming from the concept. First, she needs to keep going back to the death moment. It only makes sense. It also doesn't help that Max is forced by the story to dismiss her at every turn. It makes him look bad as a boyfriend. The whole movie gets dragged down by many minor issues.
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- Apr 15, 2024
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- Runtime1 hour 34 minutes
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