After an intense encounter with a handsome stranger, Aaron finds himself trapped in a time loop—reliving the same day over and over. As passion spirals into paranoia, he begins to suspect the very person he longs for may be the one keeping him stuck.
Acting
Theo Germaine's unraveling is genuinely uncomfortable to watch—in the best way.
Direction
Giuricich keeps 88 minutes of same-day tension from ever feeling repetitive.
Production
The loop's visual markers are subtle; you feel stuck, not told you're stuck.
Director
Nicholas Giuricich
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Danell Leyva is an Olympic gymnast; his physical control makes Trevor's stillness in the loop's final repetition deeply uncanny.
One of the few time-loop films centered on queer desire, it inverts the genre's usual 'learn to be better' arc into something more sinister about who we choose to be trapped by.
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