Three magazine employees head out on an assignment to interview a guy who placed a classified ad seeking a companion for time travel.
Like Kenneth, its odd, relaxed style is surprisingly endearing, and Plaza is worth watching out for in future.
This time-travel romcom wastes lead Aubrey Plaza and dithers until its geek-pandering finale.
Here’s a smart, off-the-wall comedy ostensibly about time travel but really bound up with loneliness and the search for love.
Sometimes quirky is okay if offset with believable enough characters grappling with real issues. That’s the case here.
An endearingly oddball indie sci-fi.
Takes away your cynicism and gives you back a joyful sense of wonder.
Their charming relationship heads in some very unexpected directions, quite literally.
It's not a satisfactory film, but it's well acted, funny in a troubling, low-key way, and offers revealing insights into the world of people permanently at odds with modern society and in search of ways either to escape or to express their discontent.
Glasgow Film Theatre, Glasgow from Monday January 28, 2013, until Wednesday January 30, 2013. More info: http://www.glasgowfilm.org/theatre/
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