Time Lapse

In a cramped apartment complex where routine and unease coexist, three close‑knit roommates stumble upon a mysterious camera perched in a neighbor’s unit. The device churns out a fresh Polaroid each night, every image frozen at exactly 8 p.m. and showing events that have not yet happened. This uncanny glimpse into tomorrow turns the ordinary living room into a portal of anticipation, casting an eerie glow over the everyday lives of its occupants.

Finn, a painter wrestling with a creative block, shares the space with his girlfriend Callie and their longtime friend Jasper. Their dynamic—part lovers, part collaborators, part confidants—gets a sudden jolt as the pictures begin to shape their choices, prompting the trio to wrestle with questions of free will versus predestination. The mood is a blend of claustrophobic suspense and sleek sci‑fi intrigue, where the hum of the machine underscores the thin line between curiosity and obsession.

As the trio grapples with the power to see ahead, the allure of the future draws the attention of a dangerous criminal who desires control of the device’s ability. The promise of knowing what’s to come becomes both a tempting advantage and a heavy burden, forcing each character to confront how much they’re willing to sacrifice for the chance to rewrite their own story. The film pulses with tension, inviting viewers to wonder how far a simple curiosity can push ordinary people when reality itself can be captured and, perhaps, altered.

Last Updated: October 05, 2025 at 16:56