A man, Lovell Milo (T.J. Thyne) finds himself skipping through time every instance he falls asleep. He's basically a time-traveling narcoleptic. He wakes up with no memory of his life, so it's always a puzzle as to what's going on. We find out he's a photographer and he seems to fall asleep a lot when he's in his 30's. In one scene he's at an engagement party where his fiance makes a touching speech, then he's years later, wondering where his wife is. She's dead. He wants to find out why--then wakes up when he's ten years old. Eventually everything pieces neatly together and we find out what's going on. It's basically a light version of JACOB'S LADDER. If you're a fan of the television series BONES (in which T.J. Thyne is a character) you'll love this.
A man, Lovell Milo (T.J. Thyne) finds himself skipping through time every instance he falls asleep. He's basically a time-traveling narcoleptic. He wakes up with no memory of his life, so it's always a puzzle as to what's going on. We find out he's a photographer and he seems to fall asleep a lot when he's in his 30's. In one scene he's at an engagement party where his fiance makes a touching speech, then he's years later, wondering where his wife is. She's dead. He wants to find out why--then wakes up when he's ten years old. Eventually everything pieces neatly together and we find out what's going on. It's basically a light version of JACOB'S LADDER. If you're a fan of the television series BONES (in which T.J. Thyne is a character) you'll love this.
