Extremely Short Timespan: Difference between revisions

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* ''[[Eleven Fourteen|11:14]]'' is an extreme version. It's a full-length movie, but due to being [[The Rashomon]] with [[Loads and Loads of Characters]], the events of about a quarter of an hour (at most) covered in [[Real Time]], fills a feature-length film.

* A lot of movies are set over a single day (''[[Clerks]]'', ''[[The Breakfast Club]]'', ''[[Falling Down]]'') or a single night (''[[After Hours]]'', ''[[American Graffiti]]'') and a lot of others cover a roughly twenty four hour period (''[[Superbad]]'', ''[[I Love You Beth Cooper]]'').

* From the perspective if its protagonist, ''[[Back to The Future]] Part II'' seems to take place in the course of two very busy days, at most. Otherwise, it took about sixty years. Your choice.

* From the perspective of its protagonist, ''[[Back to The Future]] Part II'' seems to take place in the course of two very busy days, at most. Otherwise, it took about sixty years. Your choice.

** [[Lampshade Hanging|Lampshaded]] by Doc when they go back to 1955.

{{quote|'''Marty''': ''This is heavy, Doc! It feels like I was here yesterday!''

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* The Lihuauan film ''The Girl and the Echo'' takes place within one day. This is mirrored in its alternative title, ''"Paskutine Apostogu Diena"'' ("Last day of Holydays").

* ''[[Bad Day At Black Rock]]''. The 'Day' of the title is literal, with the events of the movie encompassing about 24 hours.

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