SYNOPSIS:

Ethan Bennet is a brilliant but quiet teenager, studying at a prestigious scientific boarding school in England. Fascinated by time, he fills notebooks with spirals and equations, carrying within him a silent wound: the absence of a father, and a mother slowly fading into silence. One day, during a striking class, the enigmatic Professor Voss poses a question: “What if time is neither a line nor a loop, but a spiral around a void?” That moment plants a seed — the image of a cosmic clock where time coils like memory. Everything changes when Ethan meets Sarah, a luminous young artist. They connect under the stars by a quiet lake. She doesn’t try to solve him. She sees him. Through her, Ethan discovers another kind of truth — one made of tenderness and presence. But just as light enters his life, time strikes without mercy: his mother dies. Too late for a final word. Sitting beside her, he hears the ticking of the watch she gave him — a small sound, yet cosmic. He understands: at the center of his spiral, there isn’t a void… but a heart. From that loss emerges a revelation: the black hole is a father — collapsing inward. The white hole is a mother — giving birth to light. Time is not a line, but a force of attraction. A memory in motion. Surrounded by his loyal friends, his sister Maya, Sarah, and an aging man named Eduardo, Ethan begins to live again. He becomes a father. And as time accelerates, one truth endures: the invisible bonds that love weaves through generations.

A JOURNEY THROUGH THE HEART OF THE TIME