Cult 1980 BBC television drama, starring Peter Firth as a time-traveller from the year 2130 who returns to 1980 London so he can study the workings of the transport system. Although bound by strict rules of non-engagement with the people of the past, Dominick cannot resist looking up his great-great-grandfather, causing further problems when he falls in love with local woman Jane (Caroline Langrishe). All this brings Dominick into conflict with his manager, the strict Caleb Line (Patrick Magee). Synopsis Peter Firth is the eponymous hero of this double-BANFF winner, an entertaining tale of time travel, romance, comedy and suspense, flipping between 2130 and 1980, with an ingenious twist in the tail. Another Flip For Dominic: A sequel to the outstandingly successful Flipside of Dominick Hide. Peter Firth is a time-traveller from the year 2132 visiting London, 1982, and coming face to face with his past Running Time: 90 minutes Region: Region 2 Subtitles: English Release Date: 04/04/2005

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