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• Comedy
• Drama
• Fantasy

A harried architect, consumed by ambition and perpetually absent from his family life, stumbles upon a universal remote capable of controlling not appliances, but time itself. Initially used to fast-forward through frustrating moments – a tense dinner, a tedious work meeting – the remote’s allure quickly spirals into a poignant exploration of missed connections and the accelerating erosion of genuine experience. The film distinctly shifts from lighthearted comedic scenarios to a deeply melancholic examination of regret as Michael compulsively skips over pivotal life events, revealing the devastating consequences of prioritizing professional gain over familial bonds and ultimately facing the chilling realization that even with control over time, certain moments are irretrievable. This isn't simply a fantasy about convenience, but a cautionary tale about the fragile nature of happiness and the unrelenting march of time, offering a surprisingly heartwarming, if unsettling, perspective on fatherhood and the pursuit of a life well-lived.