Chronowoven
- Tagline
- Venture beyond time, where fantasy weaves through history.
- Description
- In 'Chronowoven', join Barracuda Cooper as the audacious Racer-turned-Explorer, and Andy Samburger as the keen Historian, who together unearth a medieval tapestry with the mysterious power to transport them to the Colonial Era. As they navigate a dystopian society where technology is forbidden yet secretly covets, they must reconcile the past with the future. Guided by Mark Strudel's nuanced portrayal of a conflicted Sociologist, our heroes embark on an impartial quest to uncover the truth behind their world's deviation from progress. Directed by the visionary Stanley Kuduck, this family-friendly fantasy adventure will captivate viewers of all ages with its rich tapestry of time-travel and historical intrigue.
- MpaaRating
- G
- PopularityScore
- 6.10
- ReleaseDate
- 09/08/2022
- Genre
- Fantasy
- Director(s)
- Cast
Critic Reviews
7.50
In 'Chronowoven', director Stanley Kuduck weaves a family-friendly fantasy that deftly intertwines the past and the future in a narrative as intricate as the titular tapestry. The film's ambition is notable, as it attempts to stitch together a range of genres, balancing the whimsical adventures of Barracuda Cooper's Racer-turned-Explorer with the intellectual curiosity of Andy Samburger's Historian. Although the movie does occasionally stumble under the weight of its lofty time-travel premise, it largely succeeds in transporting its audience through history with a sense of wonder and discovery. Mark Strudel's performance as a conflicted Sociologist adds a layer of depth, offering a nuanced exploration of a society torn between technological advancement and historical authenticity. While the film's G rating ensures it remains accessible for viewers of all ages, the complexity of its themes might resonate more deeply with a more mature audience. 'Chronowoven' is a commendable effort, demonstrating Kuduck's vision and the cast's commitment to the story, even if it doesn't fully realize the potential of its fascinating premise.