In the first episode, Joe's father walks into an antique counter, where the seller offers to buy Joe's antique mirror, which will certainly need to put on the nightstand in the room of a young girl. However, Joe buys the mirror and puts it in the specified location. And, as it turns out later, if the mirror is the same place that 76 years ago, it may move in time
Mirror, Mirror
| Year | 1995 |
|---|---|
| Country | Australia, New Zealand |
| Director | John BanasSophia TurkiewiczSophia Scheding |
| Cinematography | Simon RieraRichard Bluck |
| Scriptwriters | Greg MillinKatherine ThomsonAlister Webb |
| Produced | Andrew BlaxlandIan FairweatherDave Gibson |
| Music | Chris Harriott |
| Art Direction | Kevin Leonard-JonesBrad MillAngus Strathie |
| Editing | Fiona StrainSimon JamesVicki Ambrose |
| Genres | FictionThrillerDramaMelodramaDetectiveAdventureFamily |
| Release Date | September 30, 1995 |
| Runtime | 23 min. |