Project Almanac 2015
"Today is better the second time around."
In *Project Almanac (2015)*, director Dean Israelite crafts a tense sci-fi thriller that follows a group of high-school friends who stumble upon blueprints for a functional time machine.
Director: Dean Israelite
Cast
Jonny Weston
David Raskin
Sofia Black-D'Elia
Jessie Pierce
Sam Lerner
Quinn Goldberg
Allen Evangelista
Adam Le
Virginia Gardner
Christina Raskin
Amy Landecker
Kathy Raskin
Gary Weeks
Ben Raskin
Macsen Lintz
David, Age 7
Gary Grubbs
Dr. Lou
Michelle DeFraites
Sarah Nathan
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *Project Almanac* (2015) about?
*Project Almanac* follows a tight-knit group of teens who uncover the blueprints to a homemade time machine. Their excitement quickly spirals into chaos when they realize that changing the past has consequences far beyond their control. The film examines how one reckless decision can spiral into irreversible damage.
Who directed *Project Almanac*?
Dean Israelite (*Chronicle*) directed *Project Almanac*, blending found-footage realism with high-concept sci-fi thrills.
Who stars in *Project Almanac*?
The film stars Jonny Weston, Sofia Black-D'Elia, Sam Lerner, Virginia Gardner, and Amy Landecker in key roles.
Is *Project Almanac* (2015) worth watching?
*Project Almanac* is a solid entry in the sci-fi thriller genre, offering a mix of time-travel intrigue and teenage drama. While it may not break new ground, its fast pace and engaging cast make it a compelling watch for fans of the genre. The film's moral dilemmas and relentless tension ensure it's more than just a quick distraction.
How long is *Project Almanac*?
*Project Almanac* runs for 106 minutes, delivering a tight, adrenaline-fueled runtime.
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Project Almanac (2015): A Time-Travel Thriller That Tests Friendship and Fate
In *Project Almanac (2015)*, director Dean Israelite crafts a tense sci-fi thriller that follows a group of high-school friends who stumble upon blueprints for a functional time machine. Their curiosity turns to obsession as they build the device, only to realize too late how altering the past can unravel their lives in unpredictable ways. The film blends found-footage realism with high-stakes moral dilemmas, exploring themes of regret, consequence, and the allure of second chances. With a pulsating atmosphere of urgency and dread, *Project Almanac* keeps viewers on the edge of their seats, questioning whether meddling with time can ever truly lead to a better future—or if some mistakes are simply irreversible.
Jonny Weston leads the ensemble cast as David, the reluctant architect of the time machine, while Sofia Black-D'Elia, Sam Lerner, and Virginia Gardner round out the core group of friends navigating the fallout of their experiment. Dean Israelite (*Chronicle*) infuses the narrative with energetic direction and a grounded sense of realism, making the sci-fi premise feel eerily plausible. As the teens race against the clock to undo their errors, the film delivers a thrilling ride that's as much about self-discovery as it is about the dangers of tampering with time.
