Time Freak

A neurotic inventor creates a time machine and gets lost traveling around yesterday.

Cast

Michael Nathanson

as Stillman

John Conor Brooke

as Evan

Emilea Wilson

as Debbie

Hector Diaz

as Dry Cleaner

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