Through a skylight in the cave, the characters see the sun and moon flashing across the sky like a strobe light—each flicker representing a full day passing in the blink of an eye.
The story kicks off with an archaeology professor, Hopper (Andrew Wilson), who goes missing while exploring a remote Texas cave system in search of the legendary "Fountain of Youth". When he fails to return, a group of his students—and a couple of tagging-along younger kids—set out to find him.
What makes Time Trap so gripping is its central conceit: . Inside the cave, time moves at a crawl compared to the outside world.
Just seconds inside the cave equate to years on the surface.
As the students realize they’ve been underground for what they think is an hour, hundreds—then thousands—of years have actually passed for the rest of humanity. Time Trap (2017) - Who Cares What You Think?
Through a skylight in the cave, the characters see the sun and moon flashing across the sky like a strobe light—each flicker representing a full day passing in the blink of an eye.
The story kicks off with an archaeology professor, Hopper (Andrew Wilson), who goes missing while exploring a remote Texas cave system in search of the legendary "Fountain of Youth". When he fails to return, a group of his students—and a couple of tagging-along younger kids—set out to find him. Time Trap(2017)
What makes Time Trap so gripping is its central conceit: . Inside the cave, time moves at a crawl compared to the outside world. Through a skylight in the cave, the characters
Just seconds inside the cave equate to years on the surface. What makes Time Trap so gripping is its central conceit:
As the students realize they’ve been underground for what they think is an hour, hundreds—then thousands—of years have actually passed for the rest of humanity. Time Trap (2017) - Who Cares What You Think?