Independent, time-travelling romantic comedy from Australian writer-director Hugh Sullivan, his feature debut. The Infinite Man screened at SXSW 2014 and won...
Independent, time-travelling romantic comedy from Australian writer-director Hugh Sullivan, his feature debut. The Infinite Man screened at SXSW 2014 and won Best First Feature at Fantasia Film Festival 2014.
"Dean (Josh McConville, The Turning) is an inventive yet unorthodox scientist who uses his technical expertise to create grand romantic gestures for his girlfriend Lana (Hannah Marshall, Packed to the Rafters). After an anniversary weekend goes terribly wrong, a guilt-ridden Dean is spurred to his greatest scientific achievement yet: the invention of time travel. However, what begins as a simple desire to change the past and create the perfect weekend soon leads to a tightening spiral of multiple 'Deans', each one in competition with the next. And any attempts at romantic reconciliation are further complicated when Dean loses Lana in a recurring temporal loop, and must overcome his many selves in order to save her." (SXSW Festival)
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"Wonderfully inventive... a comedy about the cosmic futility of trying to achieve perfection."
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Sydney Morning Herald
Sydney Morning Herald"Genius is an overused word... but by the end of its slim 80 minutes, The Infinite Man reveals multiple traces of that designation."
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SBS
SBS"Initially a lightweight comic fantasy that gradually increases its sophistication with a network of dense events littered throughout a tangled chronology, resulting in a funny and oddly involving representation of one relationship's ups and downs."
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IndieWire
IndieWire"Smart Aussie comedy breathes life into old tropes."
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Hollywood Reporter
Hollywood ReporterThe Infinite Man | Details
- Rating
- MA15+, Strong sex scenes
- Runtime
- 85
- Genre
- Comedy, Romance, Science Fiction
- Country of origin
- Australia
