The Infinite Man

Dean, an inventor, arranges a special weekend getaway at a hotel to celebrate his anniversary with Lana. He hopes to create the perfect romantic setting and a memorable escape. The scene sets the stage for what is supposed to be a dream weekend.

Lana's ex-boyfriend Terry unexpectedly arrives, turning the romantic weekend into a tense confrontation. The encounter unsettles Lana and creates an early rupture in the plan. The disruption foreshadows the fallout that follows.

The confrontation escalates, and Lana leaves the hotel with Terry. Dean is left distraught, realizing the weekend has spiraled out of control. The seed for the time-travel plan is planted as he contemplates what went wrong.

Distraught, Dean spends a year at the hotel, obsessively building a machine intended to redo the day. He dedicates himself to perfecting the device, hoping to rewrite the bad anniversary into a dream version. The hotel becomes his workshop as the plan intensifies.

On the anniversary, Dean calls Lana, begging her to return and give the weekend another chance. He hopes she will forgive the disastrous events and let him fix things. The call marks the emotional trigger for the time reset that follows.

Dean and Lana activate the machine, and they realize they have not just rewound a day, but travelled back in time. The hotel springs to life with possibilities again, but the act creates ripples that pull in others from parallel moments. The realization of time-travel shock-set begins.

The reset creates duplicates: the original Dean and the altered Dean, along with two Lanas, now contend for the same romantic outcome. Confusion mounts as memories collide and actions multiply.

The two Deans compete for Lana's attention, each pulling in different directions and complicating any straightforward reconciliation. Lana struggles with the competing attentions and the loss of control over her narrative. The hotel becomes a pressure cooker of competing timelines.

As they attempt further time-travel interventions, more versions of Dean, Lana, and even Terry appear. The hotel mutates into a labyrinth of overlapping timelines where past and future collide. Anxiety and confusion mount for everyone involved.

Lana grows increasingly distressed by Dean's controlling attempts, culminating in a fight where Dean narrates Lana's lines to her through an earpiece. The moment underscores the strain of manipulation across timelines. The relationship teeters on the brink of collapse.

The original Dean realizes that each attempt to repair the weekend only makes matters worse. He resolves to end the loop by destroying the time machine, hoping to stop the cascading timelines.

As Dean reaches the initial point, he is interrupted by an argument with the time-traveled Lana. He recognizes that his insecurities drive the chaos and vows to change before pursuing a relationship. Lana walks away, and a future version of Dean is seen reconnecting with Lana, signaling a possible new start.