Casimir Effect
Synopsis
Alice is thrown through time and into her own past. She finds her true love in Dr Robert Cameron, however if she embraces this love she risks a paradox that could undo all of creation. She must lay low and buy her time until she can find a way to fix things.
Cromwell Jackson has knowledge of Alice sent back by his future self. He is most insistent that Alice and Dr. Cameron comply with his wishes and allow him to gain a technological dominance, even if the cost is the end of time itself.
Details
- Year
- 2011
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 60 mins
- Format
- Digital 2k
- Director
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Lydia Wood, Gabriel Strange 1st Feature
- Producer
- Gareth David-Lloyd
- Editor
- Gabriel Strange
- Screenwriter
- Gabriel Strange, Lydia Wood
- Director of Photography
- Jaime Feliu-Torres
- Production Designer
- Dale Jordan-Johnson
- Sound
- Espen Olsen
- Composer
- S J Tucker, Nina Barnfather, Anthony Clark, Blue Gillespie
- Principal cast
- Gareth David-Lloyd, Zoe Mills, Neil Rayment, John Jenner, Peter Owen Williams, Clayton Paulsson, Gemma James
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Casimir Productions
Flat 3158 The Philog
Cardiff
Wales CF14 1ED
UK
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