7 Splinters in Time

Name: 7 Splinters in Time
Genre: Sci-Fi, Mystery, Thriller
Released: July 13, 2018
Duration: 75 min
Cast: Akiva Schaffer, Al Sapienza, Ashley Nicole Anderson, Austin Pendleton, Edoardo Ballerini

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Gravitas Ventures | Release Date: July 13, 2018 | TV-14

Starring: Akiva Schaffer, Al Sapienza, Ashley Nicole Anderson, Austin Pendleton, Edoardo Ballerini, Emmanuelle Chriqui, Giuliana Carullo, Greg Bennick, Lauren Fox, Lynn Cohen, Sarah Sokolovic

Summary: Detective Darius Lefaux is called to identify a body that is identical to him. As he dives into the harrowing case, different versions of himself begin to emerge and haunting memories of lives not lived fill his mind. Darius soon realizes that not all versions of himself are good and that he must find his other self, before it finds him.

Director: Gabriel Judet-Weinshel

Genre(s): Sci-Fi, Mystery, Thriller

Rating: TV-14

Runtime: 75 min

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Nick Schager

Jul 11, 2018

A time-traveler becomes fragmented in disastrous ways, and so too does the film itself, in “7 Splinters in Time,” edited to ribbons in a schizoid manner that likely only makes complete sense to its maker. Read full review

Kimber Myers

Jul 12, 2018

Trying to straddle the space between “Primer,” “Dark City” and “Memento,” 7 Splinters in Time ends up a frustrating trip to no man’s land. Despite an ambitious premise and style, the neo-noir sci-fi indie is a fractured narrative that can’t achieve what its lofty ideas intend. Read full review

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Jul 21, 2018

This movie is sure to receive lots of bad reviews as it's an original, non-formulaic effort, as was George Lucas' THX1138 when it first came out. THX also received ghastly reviews originally, but eventually became an acknowledged classic. 7 Splinters is one of the most surreal movies I'veThis movie is sure to receive lots of bad reviews as it's an original, non-formulaic effort, as was George Lucas' THX1138 when it first came out. THX also received ghastly reviews originally, but eventually became an acknowledged classic. 7 Splinters is one of the most surreal movies I've ever seen, reminding me of the German Expressionist films of the last century, and the work of Maya Deren. This was a thoroughly unique movie experience and I would encourage the viewer to approach it with an open mind. My wife and I enjoyed it greatly and though it seems rather disjointed (appropriately considering the subject matter) it does achieve a kind of coherence by the end. I rate it a 10 for it's fantastic narrative, visual, soundtrack originality, noir/expressionist sensibility, and it's eventual (and perhaps unexpected) coherence by the conclusion. Ironically (on a personal note) it also features one of my favorite now-classic cars of all time, which fits perfectly into the dreamlike visual milieu of the film.… Expand

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