NFF 2025: ‘All This Time’ feature film with filmmaker Q&A (15)
March 13 @ 5:30 pm
Trapped with a mysterious vampire in an endless time loop, Grace must unlock the secrets of the house, the previous night’s party, and her own past, to find any hope of escaping and returning to her normal life and young child.
Winner – Best Director Feature Film – HorrOrigins Film Festival
Winner – Best Production Design Feature Film – HorrOrigins Film Festival
Winner – Dead Northern Award – Dead Northern Film Festival
Director Biography – Rob Worsey
Rob Worsey is a Director born and bred in the North of England. Along side his day job as a camera operator for corporate and commercial work, he spends time working in the Independent Film Scene, focusing on writing and directing.
His debut feature film Among the Living (2022) won the best feature film award at Crystal Palace International Film Festival, saw a brief theatrical opening in the US, and reached streaming internationally including Sky Store, Prime, and Tubi.
All This Time (2025) is Rob’s second feature film, and is built upon everything he and the team learnt on their first film. It is a larger budget, with more ambitious scope, and an engaging mind bending narrative.
Director Statement
I am incredibly excited about this film, as I believe we’ve managed to create something new, exciting, and emotional. It is inspired by films such as The Others (2001), A Ghost Story (2017), Groundhog Day (1993), and Dracula (2020). It blends the time bending thriller elements together with a gothic atmosphere and emotional core into a twisting film that keeps the audience guessing throughout, and once revealed, makes them want to watch it all again to see what clues they missed. I love the type of films that have you clutching at clues and story strands, trying to piece the narrative together, and then completely pull the rug out form under you in the last act. This is what we have tried to make, and from early feedback, it feels like we might have pulled it off.
