Timecrimes (Los Cronocrimenes)
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- Synopsis
- An ordinary guy takes an extraordinary step through time in this science fiction thriller. Hector (Karra Elejalde) is spending a few days in the countryside with his girlfriend, Clara (Candela Fernández), when he sees something that catches his ......
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- Director(s)
- Nacho Vigalondo
- Distributor(s)
- Magnet Releasing
- MPAA Rating
- R
- Runtime
- 88 min.
Critic Reviews
Yet while it isn't that hard to stay a step or two ahead of Timecrimes, the movie is still a nifty little genre piece, an old-fashioned science-fiction mind-game with a healthy dollop of "Oh, the irony."Read the full review
Timecrimes is like a temporal chess game with nudity, voyeurism and violence, which makes it more boring than most chess games but less boring than a lot of movies.Read the full review
Vigalondo is only partially capable of building suspense (the film's latter stages contain one knot too many); his achievement owes more to his imagination than his pop craftsmanship.Read the full review
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