The film’s title, Omni Loop, is named after a Miami-Dade County Metromover line, the free electric people moving system that connects downtown and its nearby neighborhoods, like Brickell and ...

Bernardo Britto’s film, “Omni Loop,” takes the familiar time loop trope and adds a layer of science fiction and existential drama. What starts as a farewell with her family soon turns into a ...

Omni Loop is, among many things, an offbeat buddy comedy, an existential nightmare of a character study, and a series of life lessons — you only live once, try to make the most of it ...

But before the pyrotechnics begin, may I humbly suggest an under-the-radar effort, titled "Omni Loop," to be oh-so very much worthy of your time and attention. I’ve been wrestling to find the ...

Mary-Louise Parker and Ayo Edebiri in Omni Loop. Photo courtesy of Magnolia Pictures In Omni Loop, Mary-Louise Parker’s has-been physicist Zoya has a black hole growing where her heart should be.

The future depicted in Omni Loop (the year is unspecified) is barely distinguishable from our own, clearly by design. The science stuff — the puzzling over impossible equations, the attempts to ...

But the filmmaker opens up a fascinating wormhole when, rather than focusing on chronological concerns, “Omni Loop” considers the attachments Zoya has in her life now, putting her own peace of ...

EXCLUSIVE: Magnolia Pictures has acquired U.S. rights to the indie sci-film Omni Loop, starring Mary-Louise Parker (Weeds) and Ayo Edebiri (The Bear), slating it for a day-and-date release on ...