Two aliens take ACTCON agent Peter Flemming’s daughter, and now they control him—sending him through memories, through fantasies, into black holes in time, and into worlds they’ve created—in a way that sometimes seems like time travel, but never turns out to be. One character also ages biologically at a different rate than usual, but there’s no indication that that’s actually time travel either.
—Michael Main
Time isn’t real: It’s speeding somewhere in the universe and slowing somewhere else.

Variants

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  1. Blue Flame, written and directed by Cassian Elwes (direct-to-video, USA, December 1993).
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