A Promise of Time Travel
written and directed by Craig Jessen, produced by April Grace Lowe
After fifteen years of estrangement, bookish Zelda Jones reunites with her best friend
from high school, Cassie . At the start of their new relationship, it’s not apparent
that their interactions are going anywhere, but as the other main characters weave their
way into the plot, Zelda learns about time travel on a single, static
timeline, and the pieces lock nicely into place.
Oh, and Dave’s grandfather had a plot to go back and kill Hitler, but that’s not really relevant to Zelda (and Cassie and Walter and John and Charlie).
— Michael Main
If you do travel back in time, even though it’s in your subjective future, it’s in
the objective past. So if you could travel back in time and if you were determined to
change the past, when it came down to it, you’d either decide not to, or you’d fail.
A Promise of Time Travel written and directed by Craig
Jessen, produced by April Grace Lowe (North Carolina Gay
and Lesbian Film Festival, Durham, North Carolina, 16 August 2016).