In this delightfully absurd comedy, a baffled immigrant named Maria finds herself at the mercy of a peculiar government agency that polices the flow of people through time itself. Directed by Lindsey Susor, the film introduces viewers to the titular bureau, a chaotic office staffed by overworked, under-caffeinated bureaucrats like the exasperated Agent Thompson, played by Jeff Harding, and the hilariously literal-minded Agent Green, portrayed by Donald Hill. When Maria, brought to life with wide-eyed charm by Hope Regina McElveen, accidentally time-jumps into a restricted era, she must navigate a maddening queue of forms, temperamental time machines, and the surreal logic of temporal immigration law. As she tries to secure her place in the present, the staff bumbles through their own crises, including a lost time stamp and a rogue dinosaur from the Cretaceous period. The cast, including Dante Knight, Jolene Mafnas, Corbin Bennett, Cameron Rattray, Ron Cantrell, Lauren Smith, and Tara Doherty, brings a lively energy to this fast-paced, laugh-out-loud romp that satirizes real-world bureaucracy with a time-travel twist. Clocking in at just eleven minutes, the film packs a punch of clever humor and heart, leaving audiences chuckling at the absurdity of waiting in line for eternity.