The film "Aporia" explores the moral and ethical dilemma of whether one would be willing to kill someone in the past to save a departed loved one. This adds a twist to the time-travel drama and raises questions about the nature of time and justice.
The low budget and off-the-beaten-track Los Angeles locations in the film create a heightened sense of crisis at the heart of the raw and contemporary tale. Despite not completely living up to its heavy-handed title, the film is still effective in delivering an anxious and thought-provoking story.
The use of a particle accelerator as a time machine in the film leads to unexpected consequences and a shift in the chronology of the world. This raises further questions about the potential consequences of altering the past and the potential for setting things on a completely different path.
The low budget and off-the-beaten-track Los Angeles locations in the film create a heightened sense of crisis at the heart of the raw and contemporary tale. Despite not completely living up to its heavy-handed title, the film is still effective in delivering an anxious and thought-provoking story.
The use of a particle accelerator as a time machine in the film leads to unexpected consequences and a shift in the chronology of the world. This raises further questions about the potential consequences of altering the past and the potential for setting things on a completely different path.
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