Father Time

So many time travel stories are about the dangers of the act of time travel. Others are about interfering or observing crucial moments in history, or correcting errors in one’s own life. But the fact of the matter is, the most human, the most realistic use for such a thing is in all likelihood the opportunity to get back those moments stolen away – the chance to visit loved ones long gone. Touching – truly touching.

A nice little short. Very well made, seamless cuts all around. I feel like this is a story that really requires more meat and, um, time. It works, but the emotions aren't as keenly felt.

Initially, I thought this resembled a pitch for “About Time,” an interesting, if slight film from 2013. That film was leisurely to the point of lethargy. In addition, it tried, over hard, I thought, to fiddle the heartstrings.
As this edit progressed, however, I realized the story and themes had been chiseled to essentials.
For lack of a better phrase, similar to a prose poem.
Better than most, the character grasps the reward of Life is not replaying “moments” over and over, but embracing the joie de vivre.
An excellent edit with a sly, positive subtext.

Heartbreaking story. Very well put together. Seamless editing.

I liked this one. The A/V, cuts, and audio work were on target. The story was wholesome and interesting. Definitely worth a watch.