A French academic is seduced into a world of untold histories in her scholarly quest to uncover the mystery of a history-capturing camera-like machine created by clandestine Benedictine monks. An academic-noir, armchair mystery in the lineage of Jorge Luis Borges and Umberto Eco.

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Chronovisor (2026)

★ 6/10 September 4, 2026 99 min

HorrorMysteryScience Fiction

Director: Kevin Walker, Jack Auen  ·  Writers: Kevin Walker, Jack Auen

A French academic is seduced into a world of untold histories in her scholarly quest to uncover the mystery of a history-capturing camera-like machine created by clandestine Benedictine monks. An academic-noir, armchair mystery in the lineage of Jorge Luis Borges and Umberto Eco.

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Kevin Walker Kevin Walker Jack Auen Jack Auen

Cast

Anne Laure Sellier Anne Laure Sellier Beatrice Courte Nicholas Tebben Nicholas Tebben Nicole Dombrowski Risser Nicole Dombrowski Risser Alex Kolodkin Alex Kolodkin José Pacheco de Almeida José Pacheco de Almeida Sophie Queuniet Sophie Queuniet Laurence M. Marie Laurence M. Marie Jarin van Emmichoven Jarin van Emmichoven Gilles Turré Gilles Turré Thrash VA Thrash VA Irene Zahariadis Irene Zahariadis Tremayne Miller Tremayne Miller

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Brent Marchant
Brent Marchant September 30, 2026
★ 6/10

Is a compelling premise enough to make a movie work? Well, it certainly helps, especially for films in the sci-fi, paranormal and fantasy genres. But, if that premise isn’t backed up with a comparably competent execution, the picture’s chances of succeeding can be considerably diminished. And that, regrettably, is what holds back this inventive debut feature from co-writer-directors Jack Auen and Kevin Walker. While the specifics behind the story here are somewhat complicated from a scientific, philosophical and metaphysical standpoint, this release essentially follows the research of Columbia University Professor Beatrice Courte (Anne Laure Sellier) after she stumbles onto the long-hidden work of an obscure Benedictine monk, who, in the 1950s, with the supposed assistance of scientists like Wernher von Braun and Enrico Fermi, was said to have developed an invention that enabled the …