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SUMMARY:The Time Machine (M) PRESENTED IN 35MM FILM
LOCATION:The Revival House Perth
DESCRIPTION:The Time Machine (M\, 2002) Presented in 35mm Film by The Revi
 val House Perth Alexander Hartdegen (Guy Pearce)\, a brilliant inventor an
 d professor at Columbia University\, is devastated when his fiancée is ki
 lled during a robbery\, driving him to obsessively pursue a solution: a ma
 chine capable of travelling through time itself. When altering the past fa
 ils to prevent her death\, Alexander instead propels himself forward throu
 gh the centuries\, eventually arriving in the distant future of the year 8
 02\,701. There\, he discovers humanity has split into two starkly differen
 t species: the peaceful\, primitive Eloi\, and the savage\, subterranean M
 orlocks who prey upon them. Guided by Vox (Orlando Jones)\, a holographic 
 librarian who has survived the intervening millennia\, and drawn to the co
 urageous Eloi woman Mara (Samantha Mumba)\, Alexander must confront the Mo
 rlocks' menacing leader and uncover the true cause of humanity's fractured
  evolution\, ultimately finding unexpected purpose and healing in a future
  he never intended to reach. Director Simon Wells\, the great-grandson of 
 original novelist H.G. Wells\, brings a personal connection to this visual
 ly ambitious update of his ancestor's seminal science fiction story. Guy P
 earce grounds the film's fantastical premise with genuine emotional weight
 \, portraying a man whose grief over loss drives him toward increasingly d
 esperate scientific ambition. The film's production design and effects wor
 k render both the machine's journey through history and the film's starkly
  divided future world with striking visual imagination\, updating Wells's 
 original class allegory for a new generation. Jeremy Irons brings unsettli
 ng menace as the Morlocks' telepathic leader\, while the film balances gen
 uine adventure spectacle with the underlying philosophical question at its
  heart: whether the past can ever truly be changed\, or whether purpose mu
 st instead be found in accepting what cannot be undone. Original format an
 d audio experience of this film faithfully reproduced by The Revival House
 . Presented in 35mm film unless noted otherwise. When: Thursday\, October 
 8th at 7:20PM Where: The Revival House at the Como Theatre Rating: M (Medi
 um level violence\, Supernatural themes) Wells's great-grandson brings fre
 sh vision to this classic tale of time and loss—experience Pearce's emot
 ionally grounded performance on 35mm film.\n\nBoletos: https://tickets.ozt
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