Director's Note

Regret is not exclusive to old age. It starts in our youth with every misstep, broken promise, and lost friendship. It is not just mourning the loss of what we once had, but a yearning for what might have been.

The fantasy of time travel is about looking backward. What would we change? Where would we be today if we’d made a different choice ten years ago?

In the absence of actually being able to go back in time, the fantasy is depressing; a psychological holding cell that keeps us from enjoying the present or crafting a future.

But what if the possibility was more than a fantasy? What if you saw a way to be with the one you always loved, but could never have?

The promise alone might push you to do things you never thought possible.

Awards

OutSouth Queer Film Festival

WORLD PREMIERE

Pass Area International Film Festival

BEST FEATURE

BEST DIRECTOR

BEST OF FESTIVAL

Paradise City Comic-Con

BEST SCI-FI

Chemical Film Festival

BEST SCI-FI

Sweet As Film Festival

BEST ACTRESS

APRIL GRACE LOWE

Freedom Film Festival

BEST EDITING/SPECIAL EFFECTS