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Awards

Best Feature Film, Art of Brooklyn Film Festival
Best Sci-Fi Feature, Shriekfest Film Festival
Best Sci-Fi Feature, Intendence Film Festival
Audience Award, Sci-Fi Feature, Intendence Film Festival
Best Sci-Fi Feature, Shockerfest Film Festival
Best Sci-Fi/Fantasy, Phoenix Comic-Con

Review Excerpts

there’s mostly a wealth of skill on display in Found In Time. Director/writer Arthur Vincie crafts a compelling story, balancing character-building dialogue and mind-bending mystery organically throughout a relatively contained environment. The cinematography from Ben Wolf is quite impressive considering obvious microbudget restraints, with the more sci-fi leaning scenes offering stellar visuals. And a special mention should go out to editor Daniel Loewenthal, as the film’s time-jumping narrative structure is quite dependent on his cohesive and careful work.

Also commendable are the cast, each of whom handle the heady material effortlessly. MacLeod Andrews is rather exceptional as Chris, offering a unique spin on the perpetually uneasy protagonist with an infectious natural enthusiasm for the character and his world. Kelly Sullivan is equally as good as Jina, especially once her character takes a subversive turn in the latter half of the film. And Mina Vesper Gokal and Derek Morgan stand out among the supporting cast, with the former offering an element of attitude to what could have been a quirky narrative addition and the latter bringing some much needed humanity in the first half of the film.
— Ken Hanley, Starlog

One of those small gems, which without seeming like much, do transport the viewer into their own crazy and delirious worlds.
— Gaetan Cala, FantasticMovies

Probably the most ambitious time-travel film I’ve seen in terms of mixing up multiple layers of cause & effect, and I applaud Mr. Vincie for pushing the edge of the envelope… bring along your thinking cap.
— Bob Leper, Nerdvana.com

If you like intellectual science fiction, I would highly recommend seeking out this film.
Geek News Network

it’s a smart film, and that’s always a plus. The acting is great, and the idea is, too.
— Neil Weakley, Comedy Film Nerds

The cinematography is pitch perfect, and the acting was across the board spot on… filmed with an Aronofsky touch but had the feel of Christopher Nolan’s Memento… The writing was phenomenal and the story was as intriguing as they come… I recommend that people go and check out this film because it’ll have you thinking about it long after you’ve left the theatre.
TrulyDisturbing.com

The emotional guts of it are top-notch. The hero of the movie is sweet. He’s a jerk. He’s a murderer. He’s all three. Most importantly, though, the the movie makes a concerted effort to sort itself out.
RevolutionSF.com

Reviews / Interviews

Starlog Magazine: In-depth review of the film
Revolution SF: A thoughtful review of the film
John Gaspard’s Fast, Cheap Movie Thoughts: An interview with writer/director Arthur Vincie, mostly about low-budget tips and tricks
E.R. Torres (sci-fi author and critic): A review of the film
GenreTainment: Interview with writer/director Arthur Vincie
Sci-Fi Saturday Night: Sci-Fi Saturday Night TalkCast 246 – review + interview with Arthur Vincie
FantasticMovies: FantasticMovies review + an interview with Arthur Vincie (in French)
Examiner: Two Must-See Films at the Gen Con Film Festival.
Nerdvana: Phoenix 2013 Festival Day 3, includes a positive review.
Geek News Network: Phoenix 2013 Festival Roundup, includes a positive review.
Comedy Film Nerds: Shriekfest 2012 Festival Article, includes a nice capsule review of the film.
Weird Reviews: Weird Reviews Interview of Director Arthur Vincie at Shriekfest 2012
TrulyDisturbing: Shriekfest 2012 Festival Overview Roundup, includes a very nice review.
EMMReport: Shriekfest 2012 Awards Show Video and Interview with director Arthur Vincie
SlaughterFilm: 2012 Eerie Horror Fest Day 3 Roundup podcast, including a cool review.

Press

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Trailer

Video Interview with Girls and Corpses Editor, Cropsey


Shriekfest Horror Film Fest Best SciFi Feature… by emmreport

Behind The Scenes – Part I: interview with Arthur Vincie, Writer/Director

Behind The Scenes – Part II: interview with Ben Wolf, Cinematographer

Behind The Scenes – Part III: interview with Ghislaine Sabiti, Costume Designer

Behind The Scenes – Part IV: interview with MacLeod Andrews, Lead Actor (Chris)

Behind The Scenes – Part V: interview with Kelly Sullivan Lead Actor (Jina)

Behind The Scenes – Part VI: interview with Dan Loewenthal Editor

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