Check out this incredibly well made sci-fi short film called "The Decelerators." The movie was directed by Mark Slutsky, and the story follows a group of friends who are looking for a way to slow down time to prolong their happiest memories. Through a series of trial and error tests they create a machine that allows them to do it, and the results aren't quite what they expected.
THE DECELERATORS A new short film by Mark Slutsky Music by CFCF "We've all noticed that time seems to move faster as we grow older — but what if you could build a machine that slowed time to the point of imperceptibility? In Mark Slutsky's gorgeous new film The Decelerators, a group of people manage to do just that — and the result is almost worthy of The Twilight Zone." — io9 "Mark Slutsky’s five minute short film is one of the best science fiction films I’ve ever seen. It’s also easily one of the great films of the year." — Unseen Films “It’s moody and elegant and weird, and I really enjoyed it. You will too.” — Norm Wilner, NOW "‘The Decelerators’ is a ephemeral film which deserves praise, balancing philosophy and great cinematography. It might be just another time-travel story, but its fleeting presence lingers on way beyond the final credits." — Short Sighted Cinema Theatrical run: August 2013 at TIFF Bell Ligthbox (Toronto) in front of Berberian Sound Studio Cannes 2013 - Telefilm Canada "Not Short on Talent" showcase Official Selection - Imagine Science Film Festival 2013 Official Selection - Dark Bridges Film Festival 2013 Official Selection - Fantasia International Film Festival 2013 Official Selection - Sci-Fi London 2013 Official Selection - Boston Underground Film Festival 2013 Official Selection / Honorable Mention - Boston Sci-Fi Film Festival 2013 Official Selection - Atlantic Film Festival 2012 Official Selection - Calgary International Film Festival 2012