Depression is about the past.

Anxiety is about the future.

Waylon Davis, a painter, has left his family behind and moved into a new apartment with a unique problem: there’s a hole in his floor through which he can see himself ten minutes in the past.

He drops a note down to his past self, who ignores it, which gets him wondering if he also missed something. His question is answered when he finds a crumpled note with the words “Look Up” written on it. He does so and discovers a hole in his ceiling that allows him to meet himself ten minutes in the future.

Waylon soon becomes enthralled with the idea of controlling fate, especially when he sees himself being beaten in a deadly fight with the building manager Rick for reasons he has yet to discover. Waylon must use his unique view through time to change his past, not realizing that in doing so he’s ensured tragedy not just for himself, but for his landlord’s (played by Glenn Fleshler) daughter Tessa (played by Sydney Agudong), who has seen these events transpire 2 years before they occur. She becomes our hero as we go back in time and she works to prevent her upcoming murder at Waylon’s hands.