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Tim Travers and the Time Travellers Paradox

Dir. Stimson Snead
Fanomenon / Sci-fi Day
Sat 2 Nov - Fri 8 Nov
Sat 2 Nov
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Fri 8 Nov
  • Sat 2 Nov
    20:30 - 22:20
    Sci-fi Day
    Vue in the Light, Leeds
    Screen 11
    Past event
  • Mon 4 Nov
    20:30 - 22:20
    Vue in the Light, Leeds
    Screen 11
    Past event
  • Fri 8 Nov
    20:30 - 22:20
    Q&A with composers Si Begg & Damon Baxter
    Hyde Park Picture House, Leeds
    Screen 1
    Past event

In this wildly comedic, time-traveling, and universe-breaking adventure, an eccentric inventor embarks on a quest to unravel the mystery of time - mostly because he’s bored.

Mad scientist Tim Travers has built a time machine to test a paradox: can you really travel two minutes back in time and kill your younger self? When the experiment fails to answer his questions, he decides to team up with his younger versions to form a small army of Tims. Together, they try to solve the paradox while evading gangsters (lead by Danny Trejo) try to retrieve their stolen plutonium. What could possibly go wrong?

"It gleefully dives into the comic possibilities of time travel at the hands of a quirky, borderline insane mind while exploring truly scientific concepts." - Norman Gidney, HorrorBuzz

The first screening of this film is part of Sci-fi Day - passes for the whole day are available as well as individual tickets for this screening.

The screening on Nov 8 will be follwed by a Q&A with composers Si Begg & Damon Baxter.

Content Guidance


This films contains moderate violence and scenes of a sexual nature. 

 

Tim Travers and the Time Travellers Paradox


Director: Stimson Snead
Running time: 110 minutes
Production year: 2024
Country: USA
Language: English
Print source: Stimson Snead
Cast: Samuel Dunning, Felicia Day, Joel McHale, Danny Trejo, Keith David

Part of

Fanomenon

Fantasy, sci-fi, horror, dark comedy, cult films, the unclassifiable, and much more. This year we present an expanded programme of new films, two new competitions, and a retrospective, The Weird of Oz.