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A man in search of his one true love, struggles to deal with perpetual, disorienting flashes from one reality to the next.A man in search of his one true love, struggles to deal with perpetual, disorienting flashes from one reality to the next.A man in search of his one true love, struggles to deal with perpetual, disorienting flashes from one reality to the next.
- Awards
- 1 win & 5 nominations
Natalie Makenna
- Valerie Evelyn
- (as Natalie Wilemon)
Courtney Rae
- Accident Onlooker
- (as Courtney Rae Moore)
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- TriviaBonnie Gayle Sparks and Tiffany Garza's debut.
- GoofsAt John's home in the Third Reality, there are a number of upward-looking shots showing the set has no ceiling, revealing bits of the soundstage.
- Alternate versionsFlashes - The Director's Cut This version is fully re-colored with new edits both in video and sound plus new music. This was completed because of the director's passion for this project and give the movie an entirely new feel. Released in April 2020.
- SoundtracksGone
Performed by Nolan Vander Haagen
Written by Nolan Vander Haagen
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As movies about string theory and the multiverse, this has got to be the laziest. They go with the idea that "every possibility" means anything is possible. The intention appears to be a pilot for a series with almost unlimited plot lines but recurring actors. However, the writing and character development was well enough done that they probably deserved to get picked up. There were even shots of humor that didn't have "humorous note" written all over them.
If you aren't looking for a head trip, this isn't bad. There are times when a person can feel as though their consciousness is just on the edge of sensing possibilities that will not be experienced by the body and this movies plays with this idea adequately. It did make me cry at one point because the character development is well done and they captured the moment you realize how much you have screwed others over and are unlikely to make it any better.
If you aren't looking for a head trip, this isn't bad. There are times when a person can feel as though their consciousness is just on the edge of sensing possibilities that will not be experienced by the body and this movies plays with this idea adequately. It did make me cry at one point because the character development is well done and they captured the moment you realize how much you have screwed others over and are unlikely to make it any better.
- karen-821-938620
- Sep 11, 2016
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- $3,200,000 (estimated)
- Runtime1 hour 41 minutes
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By what name was Flashes - The Director's Cut (2014) officially released in Canada in English?
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