Carruth is an elliptical filmmaker, presenting us with blanks we’re either asked or allowed to fill in, depending upon how many times we choose to see the movie and assemble the puzzle pieces. That ...

It was only a few days ago that Shane Carruth, software engineer-turned-filmmaker, was ready to walk away from the money on the table and keep his movie–78 minutes’ worth of cheapo celluloid that had, ...

Upstream Color is only Shane Carruth’s second feature film since he broke into the scene with 2004’s cult classic Primer, a hyper-realistic time travel narrative made on a $7,000 budget. Upstream ...

Bold, impassioned, ecstatically beautiful, Shane Carruth’s Upstream Color — a lyric reverie on loss, love, and various invasions of the body — was in a class by itself at the 2013 Sundance Film ...

Bold, impassioned, ecstatically beautiful, Shane Carruth’s Upstream Color — a lyric reverie on loss, love and various invasions of the body — was in a class by itself at the 2013 Sundance Film ...

The premise is simplicity itself: Two friends, software engineers by day, garage inventors by night, accidentally discover a way to travel through time. Chaos theory ensues. The film is Primer, the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Time travel logic in movies is often oversimplified so the viewer can follow along with a story’s internal rules and piece ...