A Kiwi performer well-loved for his tenure on the cult comedies Flight of the Conchords and Our Flag Means Death, Rhys Darby is a pure delight as a hapless time traveler in this hilarious feature debut by Toronto’s Luke Higginson. Expanded from Higginson’s equally ingenious 2015 short, RELAX, I’M FROM THE FUTURE plays fast and loose with sci-fi tropes with a story of the chaos that ensues when Casper (Darby) arrives in the present day in the hopes of preventing a future catastrophe. Casper’s new friend Holly (Gabrielle Graham) is more interested in the riches that his knowledge can earn them. A prizewinner at both the Fantasia and Blood in the Snow film festivals, Higginson’s film is surely energetic and inventive enough to cause its own share of disruptions to the space-time continuum.