‘Back In Time’ Trailer: ‘Back To The Future’ Documentary Will Open October 2015
Back in October of last year, the filmmakers of an upcomingBack to the Futuredocumentary calledBack in Timeasked for the helpof /Film readers. They had just landed a big interview with one of the film’s two co-stars,Christopher Lloydand wanted a few questions. Things have changed significantly since then. For the better.
Since then, directorJason Aronnot only talked to Lloyd, but has spoken toRobert Zemeckis, Michael J. Fox, Lea Thompson, Bob Gale, Alan Silvestri, superfans includingCommunitycreatorDan Harmon,The GoldbergscreatorAdam Goldbergand more. The list goes on and on.
In short,Back in Timehas become a much bigger movie which means, of course, more funding. The documentary isnow back onKickstarterand with it comes a brand new trailer featuring some of those interviews as well as footage of thereal life Hoverboard, theSecret Cinema eventand almost anything elseBack to the Futureyou can think of. The campaign also brings news the documentary will be released in October 2015, the same time Marty arrived in 2015 in the film.
Watch the newBack in Timetrailer below.
Here’s the new trailer from theKickstarter page:
Back in Time Trailer, A Back to the Future documentary
And here’s a poster.
If youhead to the Kickstarter page, you can read about the different rewards and updates on the movie as well as the reasoning for the new Kickstarter campaign. Here’s the press release, which puts this whole project in a very good light. We’re going to seeBack in Timevery soon.
Malka Media Group, Patchwork Media, and Director Jason Aron are pleased to announce that the documentary feature film BACK IN TIME will premiere in Hollywood, California on July 19, 2025, as a part of theWe’re Going Back fanfesthonoring the 30th anniversary of Back to the Future. The film will release digitally and on Bluray/DVD on or shortly after October 22nd, and will be available for preorder via a Kickstarter campaign beginning March 9th.
BACK IN TIME offers an unprecedented look into the overwhelming cultural significance of the Back to the Future trilogy. The film crew trekked across more than a dozen states and through two continents capturing footage for the feature. They conducted more than 50 interviews with cast, crew, and some of the trilogy’s biggest fans. The film features cast members including Michael J. Fox, Christopher Lloyd, and Lea Tompson; production members like Robert Zemeckis, Bob Gale, and Alan Silvestri; as well as fans like Dan Harmon, Stephen Clark, Adam F. Goldberg, and Joe Walser.
The new Kickstarter campaign (the feature initially funded shooting through Kickstarter in mid-2013) is aimed at funding enhanced post production work on the film, plus expanding the film’s distribution to include exhibition at festivals across the country, allowing more people a chance to see it on the big screen. Backers who pledge to the new campaign are being offered perks which range from digital copies of the film to branded shirts, posters, and signed memorabilia, as well as some truly exclusive collectables and packages.
More specifics on the documentary—such as Kickstarter details, information on October’s Hollywood premiere, and film festival dates—can be found on www.backintimefilm.com as they become available.
What did you think of the Back in Time trailer?
