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Rewind and love again.

Laura und Harrison sind frisch verliebt und verbringen einen wunderschönen Sommer zusammen, den sie nutzen, um dabei ein ganz persönliches Mixtape mit Liedern aufzunehmen, die sie miteinander verbinden und an einzigartige Momente erinnern. Doch die junge Liebe wird schlagartig auseinandergerissen, als Harrison einen furchtbaren Verkehrsunfall hat. Es dauert Jahre, bis Laura in der Lage ist, sich das gemeinsame Mixtape wieder anzuhören – und das Unfassbare geschieht. Durch die Songs reist Laura durch die Zeit und hat so die Chance, die Vergangenheit zu ändern. Nun dreht sich für sie alles darum, ihrem geliebten Harrison das Leben zu retten. Schnell muss sie dabei erkennen, dass es nicht so einfach ist, das Schicksal zu verändern.

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Danny Glover

Cooper

In the movie 'Press Play,' Danny Glover plays the character Walt, an essential figure who provides guidance and support to the protagonist as they navigate a unique time-travel adventure triggered by music. This role aligns with Glover's longstanding career of portraying compassionate and wise mentors, often offering emotional depth and grounding to complex narratives. Unlike some of his more action-oriented or politically charged roles—such as in the 'Lethal Weapon' series or 'The Color Purple'—his performance in 'Press Play' stands out for its intimate, heartfelt nature, focusing on personal connection and emotional resonance rather than physicality or broad social themes. This nuanced portrayal highlights Glover's versatility and ability to bring warmth and authenticity to quieter, character-driven stories.

Christina Chang

Mrs. Knott

Christina Chang plays a pivotal role in the movie 'Press Play,' where she brings depth and nuance to her character, contributing significantly to the emotional core of the film. This role fits into her overall career as a demonstration of her versatility, moving beyond her well-known television roles—such as her recurring appearances in "24" and "The Good Doctor"—to engage with indie film narratives that explore complex human relationships and time-travel themes. What makes her performance in 'Press Play' stand out is her ability to convey subtle emotional shifts and connect with a younger ensemble cast, highlighting a fresh dynamic compared to her earlier, often more procedural and intense roles on TV. This role showcases her range and willingness to take on diverse projects, further enriching her acting portfolio.