Sweet Girl's Mind-Boggling Twist Makes the Movie... Feminist
For the most part, 'Sweet Girl' recycles tired hyper masculine revenge tropes, but a surprise twist in the end turns it into a female-centric revenge film.
I Made The Time Machine
Professor John Smith (James Dorman), a burned-out academic, crosses paths with a wild-eyed man claiming to be the one and only H.G. Wells (Jonathon Carley, Doctor Who). Wells isn’t just a historical figure—he’s a time traveler stranded in the present, desperate to fix his damaged time machine. With the help of two curious students, Amy Taylor (Elizabeth Coverdale) and William Jones (Brandon McCaffrey), they must race against time itself to avoid a catastrophic collision of timelines. Can they repair the machine before history is rewritten?
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Professor John Smith (James Dorman), a burned-out academic, crosses paths with a wild-eyed man claiming to be the one and only H.G. Wells (Jonathon Carley, Doctor Who). Wells isn’t just a historical figure—he’s a time traveler stranded in the present, desperate to fix his damaged time machine. With the help of two curious students, Amy Taylor (Elizabeth Coverdale) and William Jones (Brandon McCaffrey), they must race against time itself to avoid a catastrophic collision of timelines. Can they repair the machine before history is rewritten?
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Genre:Science Fiction, Comedy
Written By:Luke Walters, Jaime Carroll
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Runtime:23 minutes
Studio:Cinescope Pictures
Cast
Luke Walters
Director
James Dorman
John Smith
Jonathon Carley
H.G. Wells
Elizabeth Coverdale
Amy Tyler
Brandon McCaffrey
William Jones
John Tueart
Security Guard
Rob Peters
David McDonald
Paul Preston
News Reporter
Mike Peyton
Peter McCaffrey
Justin Chow
Supporting Artist
Rick Wiltsh
Supporting Artist
Grace Plahe
Supporting Artist
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