Dr. Nandor Fodor (Simon Pegg) is a world-renowned paranormal psychologist. Along with his assistant, Anne (Minne Driver), he travels far and wide to find evidence of things that cannot be explained. Hearing of the strangest thing from a colleague, Dr. Harry Price (Christopher Lloyd), Dr. Fodor’s investigations take him to
The single location and single character movie is hard to pull off. It requires a lot of charisma, focus, and overall interest for the running time of a feature film to be completely successful. Although movies like Locke, This Is Not a Film, Buried, and The Shallows have managed to
Lonnie Thompson may not be the most well-known name in science, unless you know where to look. His research into the ice caps which started out as an exhibition to preserve what was hidden underneath, became a lifelong adventure to spread the word about climate change. A professor by day,
Claire (Lizzie Kehoe) dreams of working in the performing arts. She studies in New York and has a fascination for puppets, but after her tutor suggests that it may not be for her, she decides to do something drastic. The French tale of Petrushka has always fascinated her, so after a
Leonardo da Vinci (Stephen Fry) was one of the greatest minds the world has ever known. He was a painter, a philosopher and most importantly – an inventor. However, living in renaissance Italy had its issues as da Vinci’s radical ideas and thoughts on humanity were deemed to be very
