Rewind

Miles discovers an old VCR in his grandmother's basement. The tape inside shows a version of himself, ten years older, speaking to a woman he has not yet met. Each viewing rewinds his reality, pulling him closer to a future already recorded but not yet lived. He searches for Alice based on fragments from the cassette, unsure if the pursuit will lead to love or erase the very line that separates them. The film explores not the linearity of time, but its density—how emotion can exist outside chronology, creating loops of anticipation and nostalgia at once.