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EPISODE · Mar 4, 2019 · 1H 22M

Episode 29: Primer

from Nightcaps at the Theater · host Matt Cabrera, Jonathan Kwiatkowski & Mark Zebro Jr.

What would you do if you could travel through time? Win the lottery? Invest in the stock market or electromagnetic reduction? On this episode of Nightcaps at the Theater we take a look at the “timeless” sci-fi classic, 2004’s Primer. Shane Carruth’s incredible filmmaking debut is brought to you (from a different grainier/rougher audio time period, it will all make sense, post listen) by all of those willing to probe their minds, and really think amidst intersecting timelines. Do you have your earpieces in? Will you be able to avoid your past selves to avoid a paradox? How could a Weeble enter and leave from side A? Who brings a gun to an ex’s party? All will be answered and more questions will emerge. Make sure to keep knocking them back, so you too can understand the unlimited, myriad, mysteries of time and space! (*Sound Issues may be a side effect of time travel.) Tonight, on the Marquee: What’s in the Box? It’s the time travel thriller…Primer Sending a Shit month off with Miami Connection. Shane Carruth Director, Actor, Producer, Engineer, Flight Simulator Designer, Extraordinaire. The Loopy Timeline vs. Other Films. Goopy Space/Time Startup? Go Back in Time to Punch a Dick? Price is Right Primer Primer Secretly a Gay Porn? (Unzips Fly) The Butterfly Effect Wasn’t Good… Spelled Backward … R-E-G-E-T Building a Bigger Box. Intro to Madcap Marchness “What kind of Fu&*kery is this?” Jobs x Wozniack OGTM Stein’s Gate or Meduka Meguca. “I Can’t Believe Hot Tub Time Machine Didn’t Touch Upon this?” “No one at Home Has Any Idea What’s Going On Right Now…” “Dis Movie Deep Tho…” Matt keeps on Winning. Art Provided By: John Cafiero @bonehaver420 Music: “Hangover” by Dee Yan-Key

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