Not again
2010 · 4m · España
Directed by David Galán Galindo
Two people find themselves in that familiar time-travel movie moment where one explains that time travel is possible and the other believes it is impossible.
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Finally, someone weaponizes the most exhausted sci-fi trope by making the whole thing hilariously circular—it's the time-travel explainer scene, except it refuses to explain anything and just keeps *repeating* itself, which is exactly the kind of smartass inversion that makes consensus critics uncomfortable.
Galán Galindo executes a formally clever riff on the exposition-dump tradition, though the premise's slight construction limits how deeply it can interrogate the genre conventions it's playing with.
The genius move here is treating the repetition itself as the joke's *engine*—one structural choice transforms a four-minute sketch from throwaway into something that actually comments on how we consume these moments, and that economy of effect is what makes it work.