CTRL + Z - Search Torrent Resources

A broken computer keyboard gives the office loner a chance to undo his life's mistakes.

Four young hikikomori and the author meet virtually, to discover that we can say no to the rhythms that our society imposes on us.

A man creates a device that creates a "save point" in his life, allowing him to undo recent actions. Desperate to impress the love of his life, he uses the device repeatedly, seeking advice from a friend to perfect every moment. However, returning to the save point comes at a dark cost, he must take his own life each time.

Vito, a student, often experiences misfortunes that allow him to reverse time. However, it turns out that things are not as perfect as he imagined. The misfortunes that previously befell him now seem to befall others instead. Does defying the laws of nature to fix his own fate only worsen the fate of those around him?

In a near future, a young man addicted to a drink discovers a dystopian world.

Lucas, a young programmer, develops a portable device to turn back time and redo things, executing a control Z in real life.

This is the last day of Renato, an ordinary man, who makes his decisions and comes to the end with one question in mind: "If you had the chance to rewrite your last 24 hours, do you think it would make any difference?"

This is the last day of Renato, an ordinary man, who makes his decisions and comes to the end with one question in mind: "If you had the chance to rewrite your last 24 hours, do you think it would make any difference?"

CTRL + Z is an experimental short film structured as a descent into the obsessive mind, that visualizes the intrusive thoughts and consuming nature of obsessive-compulsive disorder. The film unfolds across three visual spaces - the tunnel, the bathtub, and the snow, each reflecting a different layer of the protagonist’s psychological state. The film’s soundscape is built from non-synchronous delayed piano notes, dripping water, whispers, screams, footsteps, and distant echoes, all layered and distorted to create a disorienting rhythm that mirrors her obsessive, looping state of mind. CTRL + Z immerses the audience in the never-ending cycle that consumes her.

A real-action powerhouse drama about a man who gains the power to edit reality and overturns a distorted order.

20,000 words and four years of hard work deleted, in one clumsy click. How would you react?

In the world of film theory, the director is the supreme creator. However, for Bob, the protagonist of this one-minute meta-metaphysical nightmare, that hierarchy collapses with a single keystroke. While trying to enjoy a well-deserved moment of peace with a piece of cake, Bob realizes his reality doesn't belong to him, but to an invisible Editor. Time for Bob ceases to be linear-he becomes a victim of a brutal "Undo" process. Through a series of violent jump cuts, absurd wardrobe changes, and forced rewinds, Bob experiences a digital version of purgatory. The film explores the thin line between the silver screen and reality, turning a technical glitch into existential horror. In the end, Bob doesn't seek salvation from a director; instead, he attempts to "cut" the very light source of the machine that created him, proving that in the digital age, the only true God is the one with their finger on CTRL+Z.

When a hacker begins releasing students' secrets to the entire high school, the socially isolated but observant Sofía works to uncover his/her identity.