In the surreal and emotionally charged short film Melting Clocks, directed by Dylan Da Silva-Simpson, time itself begins to unravel for a small, fractured family. The story centers on a father, portrayed by Milo Clements, who is haunted by the relentless passage of moments he can no longer hold onto. As he struggles with a fading grasp on reality, his wife, played by Rose Blainey, and their two sons, brought to life by Oscar Monk and George Skinner, find themselves caught in the disorienting aftermath of his mental decline. The family’s home becomes a dreamlike landscape where clocks literally melt, symbolizing the blurring of past, present, and future. Each member grapples with their own grief and confusion, trying to connect with a man who is slipping away from them. This poignant and visually striking drama explores themes of memory, loss, and the fragile bonds that hold a family together, all within a tightly woven six-minute runtime that leaves a lasting impression.