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Time Code might be worth a peek on dollar-day at the video store - which is how I found it. Where was he hiding while the four cameras were running? Maybe he was busy watching four tumble dryers at the laundromat up the street. It does reflect dismally on the director. I have seen most of them in other films, and they are all capable actors. I suppose this should not reflect badly on the performers, although it cannot have helped their careers. I cannot imagine how desperate a viewer would have to be, in order to care about any of them. The result: eight variations on 'coke-snorting pretentious but sycophantic loser,' who all walk stiffly through their parts like zombies trying to perform soap opera. In Time Code each performer was evidently told to make of his character a recognizable Hollywood stereotype. Each actor was instructed to invent his own character, and then to direct himself. Time Code has the same fatal flaw as Dancing at the Blue Iguana. Although each of these endeavors requires the effort and cooperation of many talented people, both a military campaign and a feature film must be focused on one person's vision and goals. There is a reason that an army has one general, and that a movie has one director. The multi-view device might even have been truly excellent in this film, had it not been for the other experiment - the Absentee Director.Ī feature movie is not an improv sketch. The four-screen experiment did work reasonably well here, especially on DVD, where one can instantly back up to catch bits one missed. Instead of cutting from scene to scene, our attention shifts from screen to screen. It is neither a good thing nor a bad thing - and should be a matter of complete indifference to the audience, as long it works.

Maybe this was an experiment, too, but it is comparable to live theater, which is not exactly a novelty. In addition, this movie was shot in four simultaneous uninterrupted takes. The doomed experiment involves requiring actors to script and direct themselves. The promising experiment involves multiple screens following different parts of the story in 'real' time. Time Code combines two experiments, one that has promise, and one that is doomed. That rule could be applied to experimental cinema, too at least it should have been applied to this film. There is a rule in science that for an experiment to be meaningful, all the variables must be controlled but one. Reviewed by Euphorbia 3 / 10 Too many degrees of freedom Their goings-on come to a head during a pitch meeting by visiting European actress, Ana Pauls, who is accompanied by her agent, Bunny Drysdale, and her musician boyfriend, Joey Z.-Huggo

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Through it all, Quentin, a masseuse, is present giving free massages as a means to gain Red Mullet as a corporate client.

Lauren, however, believes that Rose is indeed cheating on her. Rose does not officially have an audition, although she tells her controlling lover, Lauren, that's why she is going to Red Mullet's office, while she really is meeting with Alex for a tryst. One actress who wants to audition is Rose, who is having an affair with Alex as a foot in the door. The production team is also talking about casting the role of 'The Bitch'. Lester Moore, the movie's director, is also causing the producers some concern as they believe he again is using drugs against company policy. Alex's problems stem from his substance abuse and philandering, his wife Emma who is contemplating leaving him, of which he is unaware. The production team is in an executive meeting to discuss several aspects of the movie, including problems with one of their own, Alex Green, who has been missing in action from much of the production and this meeting. The actual plot, which takes place in Hollywood, involves the pre-production by Red Mullet Productions for the movie 'Bitch from Louisiana'. The audio on each of the four quadrants is turned up and down based on which quadrant(s) the viewer should pay most attention to at any given time. The four cameras follow the players involved, with two or more of the four cameras sometimes filming the exact same scene from different angles and thus different perspectives. The primary story with this movie is that it is shown in four simultaneously filmed ninety-three minute single shot takes (in other words, shown in four quadrants), with the actual plot secondary.