Deborah is about a device that can rewind time and our clip shows Deborah Ann Woll putting it to use.

Rewinding time can become addictive as Daredevil star Deborah Ann Woll and her friends find out in the new sci-fi movie Deborah. The film tells the story of a special device that can rewind time, and while this is probably something they should be careful with, the ability becomes a bit too tempting to ignore when it comes to fixing smaller mistakes. For an example, see how Woll comes to using the device for the “last time” after an inconvenient wine bottle mishap.

This magical device may seem harmless at first, but the more it’s to be used, the worse the consequences will be. The official synopsis for Deborah is as follows:

A group of old friends gathers to celebrate Albert and Ada’s engagement. On the first evening, Albert reveals his latest invention, DEBORAH — his own take on Siri. The friends ask her to predict the weather, write a song, fact check arguments — all of the usual questions. But then Ada accidentally shatters a wine bottle and everyone freezes. Literally. Except Ada and Albert. Turns out Deborah can pause and rewind time. But that’s their secret. For now. The weekend continues. Tensions surface. Albert pines for an old crush. Ada watches. Patience runs low. Someone knocks a lamp over, almost crushing Ada’s dog. Ada freezes time but it resumes before she puts him back in place. Deborah’s secret is out. The friends swear they won’t take advantage. But they find themselves exploiting these “rewinds” for their own benefit, knowing they can take things back. Deborah rewinds. Rewinds. Rewinds. But while rewinding time erases the memories themselves, it leaves behind emotional scars. The weekend speeds forward, the friends continuing to act out, until DEBORAH’s had enough, refusing to rewind. The turmoil is too much – culminating in a showdown where these friends confront each other honestly for the first (and possibly last) time.