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There’s little you could do to spoil the film “Time Passages.” That’s because descriptions and comparisons, even trying to put it broadly in the genre of a documentary, doesn’t seem quite right. A reviewer for RogerEbert.com, who gave it three and a half stars out of four, says of its strategy that at times it “substitutes a movie you’ve likely seen before for one you likely haven’t, but the movie you haven’t seen is amazing.” Kyle Henry is the film’s director.
Synopsis: In the final months of his mother Elaine’s late-stage dementia, as a pandemic rages across the globe, gay filmmaker Kyle Henry time travels via his family archive and his own memories to find connection to his family, history and the world at large. Director: Kyle Henry Rated: NR Running Length: 86 minutes Memory is tricky – selective, unreliable, and sometimes painfully sharp.
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