Show Support for Latest Indie: Displacement
Time travel films done right can captivate your mind, soul, intellectual curiosity, and can live with you for days and maybe a lifetime (or quantum eternity?).
Award-winning writer-director Kenneth Mader’s new time travel thriller, Displacement, boldly goes there.
This independent feature explores such themes as love, loss, the power of forgiveness, and the consequences of turning back the clock.
All of this, within the context of a mind-bending thriller that follows Cassie, a young physics student, who must solve her boyfriend’s murder while dealing with memory loss and time slips due to quantum entanglement.
Cassie is played by rising star Courtney Hope who has appeared in such films as Mob Rules, Prowl, and Swelter. Starring beside her is veteran actress, Sarah Douglas, who played THE FABULOUS VILLAIN URSA FROM SUPERMAN I & II!!
The Displacement team is shooting this quantum time travel feature as we speak, but they need your help to finish it. Please go to their Indiegogo page and donate some money to make this vision a reality at igg.me/at/displacementmovie.
In case you’re still on the fence (hopefully not chain link), then check out the first teaser trailer below. Let’s call it a reward for reading all the way to the end of this article. Unless you skipped to this point in which case HEY LOOK, A SWEET TRAILER FOR A NEW MOVIE!!
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