Chronovisor

Barbara Forever is at 96%.

The Fisherman and Chronovisor are both at 90%.

And Black Zombie sits at a strong 89%.

So those are the top tier.

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in, it, it is like the main conceit in Chronovisor and, um-

Yeah.

'Cause for, 'cause for folks that don't know, just to set a little bit of context, the, the film is about a professor played by a real professor in what I thought was a very interesting kind of-

That's cool.

I haven't seen it yet

... uh, and, and also, yeah, I was- I'm mainly thinking for you, Liam, and it also is something that the filmmakers that Eric mentioned themselves went down this rabbit hole of trying to learn about the story of the Chronovisor, which is this sort of occult device that allows you to capture the past.

And it's like time kind of slips away.

Uh-huh

... is this film called Chronovisor, which I'm, I'm considering also a thing for the book people out there because it's about a professor who's reading through books and old archival newspapers and magazines, and it's about that, like...

You know when you go down a rabbit hole of, like, you find something and you're like, "I need to know everything about this"?

No, Chase.

[laughs]

That's what this is.

It captures that in a way around this device known as the Chronovisor that allows you to take pictures of the past-

Cool

What's the movie?

The movie is Chronovisor.

Oh, I gotta see that thing.

It's so good.

Uh, it gives you that feeling of like watching something, someone make something that feels new with like very limited resources.

Mm-hmm.

So if it is playing anywhere near you, I really recommend Chronovisor.

And if not, uh, remember it.

It's about a young boy whose father returns from prison, their relationship, and strange visions that the boy also begins having.

In second place was Chronovisor, still in one theater, it was number one last week, which brought in $8,684.

In third place was a documentary called The Oldest Person in the World, playing in one theater, bringing in just over $8,000.

It is a documentary spotlighting several of the people who held that world record.

And we've got some great guests this week.

We have the creative team behind a new movie called Chronovisor.

Chronovisor.

It sounds cool because it is cool.

What is Chronovisor? Some of you know.

Some of you that are hardcore, um, like, uh, you know, conspiracy nuts already are like, "Chronovisor? I know about the Chronovisor conspiracy.

What, what, what? They made a movie about that?" But most of you probably don't, but you will know by the end of this week's episode of the Starlog podcast.

With me, as always, in Center Neptune, is Dave Gonzales.