Sci-Fi Time Stop Indie Comedy ‘Matter of Time’ Trailer with Sean Astin
by Alex Billington
January 28, 2026
Source: YouTube
“You are risking an awful lot for a video game.” ArtAffects Entertainment has revealed an official trailer for the film titled Matter of Time, an indie sci-fi comedy from filmmaker Jeremy Snead & Mediajuice Studios. It premiered at the 2025 Dallas Film Festival last year. This is arriving to watch in a limited theaters starting in late February. Charlie Fleck, a 29-year-old aspiring video game designer, changes his life using a time-stopping device given to him by his friend, the eccentric Toy shop owner Gibbs. The kooky fun video game geeky film stars Sean Astin, Ali Astin, and Myles Erlick. The device he finds allows him to stop time — giving him the chance to finally pursue the dream he’s never had time for. As he leans into the intoxicating power to “pause” life, the film asks what ambition costs, and what (and who) we risk losing when we try to control all of the moments that shape us. It’s made by a major video game geek who has been making docs about video games for years. This looks pretty cool. A bit cheap overall but still seems fun enough to watch.
Here’s the official trailer (+ poster) for Jeremy Snead’s sci-fi movie Matter of Time, from YouTube:
Matter of Time follows Charlie Fleck (starring Myles Erlick), a 29-year-old aspiring video-game designer who discovers a mysterious device that can stop time — giving him the chance to finally pursue the dream he’s never had time for. As Charlie leans into the intoxicating power to “pause” life, the film asks what ambition costs, and what (and who) we risk losing when we try to control all of the moments that shape us. Matter of Time blends emotional character storytelling with genre-bending sci-fi elements, exploring friendship, purpose, grief, and the lengths we go to protect the people we love. Matter of Time is directed by American indie filmmaker Jeremy Snead, founder of Mediajuice Studios, and director of Video Games: The Movie previously, and the TV doc series “Unlocked: The World of Games” & “Playing with Power: The Nintendo Story” as well. The screenplay is written by Jeremy Snead, Jason Baumgardner, Zach Smith, Sean Wilke. Produced by Jeremy Snead, Ian Campbell, & Jason Baumgardner. ArtAffects Entertainment debuts Snead’s Matter of Time in select US theaters starting on February 27th, 2026 coming up. Look any good?
