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2067

written and directed by Seth Larney

The cinematic vision of writer/director Seth Larney was beyond his grasp in this story of a Philip K. Dick-esque future where all plant life has been killed off, an evil corporation has cornered the market in artificial oxygen, and a lowly utility worker with a dying wife is called four centuries into the future by a successfully executed causal loop accompanied by the usual kind of unexplained skeleton timeline.
— Michael Main
You want to shoot me into oblivion with no way to get home.
DEBUT
2067 (at limited theaters (USA, 2 October 2020).
VARIANTS
1 English variant
TRANSLATIONS
Translations to Spanish
TAGS(SPOILERS!)
Time Periods Timeline Models
  • Pruned Timeline: This may be the first example of a skeleton timeline containing a literal skeleton.
Time Travel Methods Themes
  • Causal Loops: A message from the future requests that Ethan be sent â†’ Ethan is sent â†’ Ethan sends the message from the future requesting that he be sent.
  • Fix the Present!
  • Self-Visitation: Ethan in the future meets his skeleton from the past.
Fictional Tags
TIME TRAVEL ITINERARY (SPOILERS!)
  1. From Chronicorp’s lab, unspecified year before 2067 ⋙ to Chronicorp’s lab in the future, 2474. Note: a ping to see if the future will answer.
  2. From Chronicorp’s lab, 2067 ⋙ to an overgrown city, 2474. Note: Ethan.
  3. From Chronicorp’s lab, 2067 ⋙ to an overgrown city, 2474. Note: Jude comes to save poisoned Ethan.
  4. From Chronicorp’s lab in the future, 2474 ⋙ to Chronicorp’s lab, unspecified time. Note: an answer to the original ping, requesting that Ethan be sent to the future.
  5. From Chronicorp’s lab in the future, 2474 ⋙ to Chronicorp’s lab, 2067. Note: a bunch of live plants along with a message that incriminates the CTO.