Time & Again

Synopsis

In Time & Again, directed by the acclaimed filmmaker in 2019 and featuring the exceptional Siân Phillips, viewers are introduced to a unique blend of fantasy and drama. The film follows the life of a reclusive artist who discovers an anthology of time travel diaries that unlock the secrets of the past. As she navigates the intricate web of her own history and the remnants of lost love, she finds herself on a poignant journey to not only revisit bygone eras but also confront unresolved emotions and choices. The seamless intertwining of her personal narrative with the fantastical elements invites the audience to explore the concept of time as both an enemy and a friend. The cinematography wonderfully captures the aesthetic of different time periods, creating an immersive experience for the viewers. Ultimately, 'Time & Again' is a heartwarming tale of self-discovery, restoration, and the enduring power of love that transcends time.

Cast

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  Siân Phillips

  Eleanor

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  Brigit Forsyth

  Isabelle

• Mair Rowlands

  Angela

• Phoebe Rose White

  Nurse Jess

Reviews

Time & Again has garnered positive reception among critics and audiences alike with a solid IMDb rating of 7.7/10. According to 'Rotten Tomatoes', the film showcases the impressive versatility of Siân Phillips, who has been praised for her captivating performance. Critics have noted, 'Phillips delivers a hauntingly beautiful portrayal that resonates throughout the narrative.' The cinematography has also received accolades, with 'Metacritic' highlighting it as one of the film's strongest aspects, stating, 'The visuals are just as mesmerizing as the story being told.' A critic from 'The Guardian' mentioned, 'The film’s exploration of nostalgia and the human experience is deftly handled, making it both relatable and thought-provoking.' However, a handful of reviews have pointed out that while the film excels in its visual story-telling, some pacing issues arise in the second act. Overall, 'Time & Again' is definitely a film that invites viewers to reflect on their own relationships with time and memory, making it a worthwhile cinematic experience.