
Lost Time
Synopsis
Paul Wager played the drums professionally for over 40 years, performing countless gigs and sharing the stage with the likes of BB King and Isaac Scott. However, after suffering a minor stroke he discovered that he could no longer keep the beat and with that painful realisation, his professional career was over. In filmmaker Leo Pfeifer’s documentary short Lost Time, Wager reflects on a life of music which was lost and whether the term drummer still applies to him. Premiering on Directors Notes today, we spoke to Leo about bringing this intimate exploration of what happens when a drummer loses his time to screen.
Top Cast
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- Director
- Leo Pfeifer
- Original Title
- Lost Time
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 8m
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Leo Pfeifer
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Leo Pfeifer
Director
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Frequently Asked Questions About Lost Time
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What is Lost Time about?
Paul Wager played the drums professionally for over 40 years, performing countless gigs and sharing the stage with the likes of BB King and Isaac Scott. However, after suffering a minor stroke he discovered that he could no longer keep the beat and with that painful realisation, his professional career was over. In filmmaker Leo Pfeifer’s documentary short Lost Time, Wager reflects on a life of music which was lost and whether the term drummer still applies to him. Premiering on Directors Notes today, we spoke to Leo about bringing this intimate exploration of what happens when a drummer loses his time to screen.
Who directed Lost Time?
Lost Time was directed by Leo Pfeifer.
Who stars in Lost Time?
The principal cast of Lost Time includes Paul Wager.
When was Lost Time released and how long is it?
Lost Time was released in 2018 with a total runtime of 8m.
