Reset

Set in a contemporary era with near-future science that enables exploration of parallel universes. The plot hinges on rapid advances in wormhole travel and the ethical questions they raise. The time-travel elements create cascading consequences across multiple timelines.

Nexus Corporation Laboratory is a cutting-edge research facility where wormhole technology is developed and tested. IPT Lab is a rival agency that hires to steal Nexus's research, driving the central conflict. The story also traverses the Nexus building, a hospital, and the parallel universes created by the experiments, illustrating how tech and ambition spill into everyday settings.

🪞 Identity

The film toys with multiple versions of the same person across parallel universes, forcing characters to question which version of themselves is real. Xia Tian’s doppelgängers embody competing desires—protective love versus ruthless pragmatism. The story uses this multiplicity to explore loyalty, choices, and personal accountability.

⏳ Time

Time travel is not a power fantasy but a containment mechanism that compounds risk: altering one moment can unravel others. The one-hour-to-one-hour-and-fifty-minute travel loops create a tense race against consequences. The climax hinges on how many versions can survive within the timeline.

⚖️ Ethics

Corporate competition and scientific ambition push researchers toward morally gray decisions, including kidnapping, deception, and willingness to sacrifice others for the greater good. The Director and IPT Lab’s collusion highlight the dangers of unchecked power. The film prompts reflection on responsibility toward human life when technology can rewrite reality.