In the taut, mind-bending sci-fi short Quantum Entangled, directed by Josh Yellin-Flaherty, a brilliant but reclusive physicist played by Paul Addison makes a staggering discovery: he can manipulate the quantum entanglement of particles to communicate across time. His work, however, attracts the attention of a shadowy government operative portrayed by Ashton Solecki, who sees the technology as a weapon of unparalleled power. As the physicist races to protect his groundbreaking research from being weaponized, he finds an unlikely ally in a pragmatic lab assistant, played by Dileep Rao, who understands the profound ethical stakes. The scientist is forced into a high-stakes game of cat and mouse, where every choice he makes in the present instantly ripples into the past and future. With the help of a tenacious fellow researcher, played by Kylen Chen-Troester, he must outsmart his pursuers while preventing a catastrophic temporal paradox. Blending cerebral theory with pulse-pounding tension, Quantum Entangled is a thrilling exploration of consequence, connection, and the fragile boundary between observation and reality.