In the poignant drama How Time Flies, directed by Michael Polish, a brilliant but reclusive scientist makes a discovery that challenges the very fabric of reality: a method to physically revisit one's own past memories. As he grapples with the profound loneliness of his existence, he is presented with an irresistible yet dangerous opportunity—to not just observe, but to potentially alter a pivotal moment of personal heartbreak. This sci-fi-tinged journey explores the heavy cost of nostalgia and the human desire for a second chance, blending intimate character drama with thought-provoking speculative fiction. The film crafts a melancholic and atmospheric tone, asking whether healing lies in confronting the past or in learning to let it go, as the scientist's experiment threatens to unravel the delicate timeline of his own life.