Unremembered

2009
2h 15m

IMDb RATING

7.2/10

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TIME IS NOT LINEAR...

John Outis doesnÂ’t have a past. At least not one he can remember. But he begins to realize that the events of his past are growing in reverse and unfolding into the present. If he doesnÂ’t act soon, his past will destroy his future. But who will believe him?

Enter Tina Plantes, a brilliant and unconventional physics professor. As she's drawn deeper into the bizarre events of JohnÂ’s life, she unlocks a disturbing and far-reaching truth about timeÂ… and how our lives are not what we think they are.

Unremembered was written, directed and produced in Portland, Oregon by Greg Kerr for less than $35,000. This independent film features local talent Tim Delaney as John Outis and Karla Mason as Tina Plantes with original music by Nan Avant.

It contains adult language, violence and adult situations. The running time is 2 hours.

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John Outis doesn't have a past. But his life history is being restored in the present and it's dramatically altering the lives of his friends, his wife, and his lover. As he begins to rememb... Read allJohn Outis doesn't have a past. But his life history is being restored in the present and it's dramatically altering the lives of his friends, his wife, and his lover. As he begins to remember more, his past threatens to end his future until he receives the aid and guidance of Ti... Read allJohn Outis doesn't have a past. But his life history is being restored in the present and it's dramatically altering the lives of his friends, his wife, and his lover. As he begins to remember more, his past threatens to end his future until he receives the aid and guidance of Tina Plantes, a brilliant and unconventional physics professor. As she's drawn deeper into t... Read all

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Awards
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Trivia
Unremembered was made for a total production cost of $31,685. All the production money was put up by Greg Kerr and drawn from personal savings and loans.