The Lambert family purchased a new telephone in 1909. Eighty years later and after the recent passing of Tim Lambert's father, he moves in with his widowed mother and discovers a special family heirloom. It is the obsolete telephone which still seems capable of doing one thing. The past is dialing Tim for information - or is it help?
Michael Jason Allen
Director
Michael Jason Allen
Tim Lambert
Samantha M Shaw
Jeannie
Libby Allison
Wanda
Jillian Hopper
Cathy
Samuel Hilliard
Dean
Buddy Campbell
Mr Frand
Danny M West
Professor Lindeman
John Charles Dickson
Ricky
Angela Sherrill Merriott
1964 Wanda
Rhett Ashley Crosby
Cicero
Jacob Tyler Brown
1932 Wendell
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