Time Passages

2024
1h 26m

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A filmmaker "time travels" via his family archive as his mother's health declines from dementia, racing against the clock to resolve his fraught relationship to family and nation when COVID ... Read allA filmmaker "time travels" via his family archive as his mother's health declines from dementia, racing against the clock to resolve his fraught relationship to family and nation when COVID strikes her nursing home.A filmmaker "time travels" via his family archive as his mother's health declines from dementia, racing against the clock to resolve his fraught relationship to family and nation when COVID strikes her nursing home.

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7.5/10

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Awards
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Kyle Henry

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Elaine Henry

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Richard Henry

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Lauren Salzman

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- Kyle Henry
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- Kyle Henry
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10KeiraC-8

Beautiful

"Time Passages" is genuinely a beautiful film. Its utilization of archived footage intercut with a playful experimental artistic style makes for a touching and emotional viewing experience. Simultaneously, it presents a nuanced portrait of family as well as a glimpse into the working of rediscovered memories across time.

10realtalkies

Look at Family, Dementia and Personal History

Time Passages is a deeply personal and one-of-a-kind film that explores memory, family, and identity through the lens of the director's mother's dementia. It's raw and experimental-sometimes messy, sometimes poetic-but always honest. The mix of home videos, audio recordings, and reflective storytelling makes it feel like you're sifting through someone's memories alongside them. If you're open to an unconventional, heartfelt journey rather than a polished documentary, this one stays with you.

10baldwin_chiu

Serious topic that touches the heart

Wow. I have family and friends that are going through dementia. It's a sad reality we have to go through and many times want to not think about it. But this film makes me want to engage and do more. You can feel the emotion and yet feel hopeful that your loved ones are worth it and you are worth the time.