(Time) Travel Centre 2016
Dive into the world of science fiction with (Time) Travel Centre (2016), a 5-minute short film directed by Tom Sainsbury. This gripping comedy explores the mundane lives of phone reps at the Time Travel Centre, where the lines between past and present are blurred.
Director: Tom Sainsbury
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is (Time) Travel Centre (2016) about?
The film follows the lives of phone reps at the Time Travel Centre as they navigate the complexities of time travel and deal with the consequences of a glitch in the system.
Who directed (Time) Travel Centre?
Tom Sainsbury directed (Time) Travel Centre (2016)
Who stars in (Time) Travel Centre?
Chris Parker, Hamish Russell, Tom Sainsbury, Madeleine Sami, and Kate Simmonds star in (Time) Travel Centre (2016)
Is (Time) Travel Centre (2016) worth watching?
As an unrated short film, (Time) Travel Centre (2016) may appeal to fans of science fiction and comedy. Its unique blend of humor and thought-provoking themes makes it a compelling watch.
How long is (Time) Travel Centre?
The runtime of (Time) Travel Centre (2016) is 5 minutes
About (Time) Travel Centre (2016) — A Sci-Fi Comedy Short Film Explores the Mundane and the Bizarre
Dive into the world of science fiction with (Time) Travel Centre (2016), a 5-minute short film directed by Tom Sainsbury. This gripping comedy explores the mundane lives of phone reps at the Time Travel Centre, where the lines between past and present are blurred. Charlie, a skilled problem solver, helps clients navigate time zones, while her cynical colleague Grant struggles to keep up. But when a glitch hits the system, chaos ensues. With its unique blend of humor and sci-fi, (Time) Travel Centre (2016) is a thought-provoking and entertaining watch.
Experience the talents of Chris Parker, Hamish Russell, and Tom Sainsbury in this engaging short film. As you follow the phone reps' journey, you'll discover the intricacies of time travel and the consequences of playing with the fabric of reality. Don't miss (Time) Travel Centre (2016) to explore the fascinating world of science fiction and comedy.