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July 14, 2010 / mjmeiji

Time Crimes

Time Crimes tells the story of a man (Hector) who can travel time to time. The question before watching the film is a life under construction, voyeurism, punishment for looking the woman undressing. Is he a true hero? The concept of doubling and circular narrative. The mask and transformation. What’s the idea of the mask. Misuse of science+technology. Time travel- one little earlier like an hour.

Character: There are three Hectors. 1st Hector is not an honest man. Also, he moves and walks slow. 2nd Hector slowly learns what happens to him and can’t accept it at first. After get out from the time machine, he realizes that he’s the bandage man. He asks the woman for help but she refuses so he forces her to do. The woman runs away and he fails. He accidentally kills a woman who he thought she’s his wife. He fails again so he forces the scientist to send him back in time. 3rd Hector is the one who controls the game. He rapidly changed to a confident person. He knows what he has to do so he decides to crash 2nd Hector by himself. Plus, he tricks the scientist so the 2nd Hector will hit him. He hides his wife and disguise the woman as his wife and send her to death.

The theme is human and science

Science controls over human.

Take him back in the past: Learn and change what he sees.

Misuse the machine : personal

Keep going back to fix things: result – a person died.

Circular Narrative- things happen in pairs

Husband and wife in the backyard talking

Naked woman

Arrow drawing

Scary Hector in the woods.

Car crash

Screaming sound

Woman falls from the roof

The transformation happens along with appearance, behavior and thoughts and things happen for a reasons such as pink bandage – got hit by a car. Coat – cover himself from 1st Hector. Strap 1st Hector to get rid of him. Naked woman- to draw 1st Hector’s attention so 2nd Hector get back to the house. Become 3rd Hector – help his wife. Disguise the woman to be his wife – fool 2nd Hector.

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