Three new trailers today will teach you about Aggression, Damsels, and How to Build a Time Machine.
Aggression Scale is a new heist thriller that is like A History of Violence with teens. On the funny side of things there is the indie film Damsels in Distress which looks at a group of misfit girls trying to help women in some odd ways. Finally we have a non-fiction science-fiction, How to Build a Time Machine which tells the story of John Titor, the first real time traveler. Take a look at the trailers right after the quick jump.
The Aggression Scale is being called “A History of Violence with teens as the lead roles.” Director Steven C. Miller has story about a war between four armed hitmen, two teens, and a half million in cash. Ben Powell wrote the script which stars Ray Wise, Dana Ashbrook, Derek Mears, and a handful of unknowns.
Here is the official synopsis for How to Build a Time Machine:
The year is 2036. Decades after the second American Civil War and the global nuclear strike known as 'N-Day', an American soldier named John Titor is assigned a top secret mission: travel back in time to the year 1975 and retrieve an IBM 5100 computer. During this mission, John would make an unexpected stop in the year 2000 for "personal reasons." There he would connect with his family and then 2-year-old self and begin interacting online with a group of open-minded time travel enthusiasts. John would share information about the future and a detailed description of his time machine and how it works. While some question the veracity of John's claims, others believe he was truly a man from the future. How to Build a Time Machine is a genre bending 'non-fiction, science-fiction mystery' that will explore the story of John Titor through interviews and detailed recreations based on John's original internet posts. We'll also talk with theoretical physicists and time travel enthusiasts about the scientific reality of time travel and how this simple concept has inspired science fiction fans around the world. The result will be a unique, cinematic experience that's sure to both entertain and enlighten.
Whit Stillman's latest project is Damsels in Distress. The story revolves around a group of girls that try to impact the lives of women at Seven Oaks prep school. Using their own strange and quirky ways to help, things like boys, sex, and romance complicate things.
