A man accidentally gets into a time machine and travels back in time nearly an hour. Finding himself will be the first of a series of disasters of unforeseeable consequences. —IMDb
Cabezón de la Sal, 1977. Nacho’s short film 7:35 de la mañana (7.35 In The Morning), which he wrote, directed and starred in, not only won more than 60 national and international awards but was also nominated as best short film by the European Film Academy and the Oscar Academy Awards in Hollywood. His first feature film, Los Cronocrímenes (Timecrimes), is a sci-fi story about time travel. He is currently combining his film projects with the production of advertisements and various screenwriting and acting tasks for theatre, radio and television. —kimuak.com
With his debut feature, Vigalondo has created an amusing horror/thriller/farce about a bumbling accidental time traveler who neither understands nor cares about the paradoxes of screwing around with time. "Timecrimes" toys with causal determinism and free will in a darkly humorous package. A welcome addition to the genre.
Oh man...so good. Figuring out the purpose of every single moment from that first act is just fantastic.
A neat little time travel film tied up in a tidy bow. Well crafted, though "Primer" is still the gold standard for indie time travel films. Nitpick: I FUCKING HATE when someone is able to tiptoe up behind someone else, unheard, in a forest. It always rings false.