Sure, you can do this with sentinelhub-py Python package.
See
https://sentinelhub-py.readthedocs.io/en/latest/examples/processing_api_request.html#Example-8-:-Multiple-timestamps-data

Thanks for the guide

But I have been doing this for a few hours now and unfortunately I have not been able to do it 😦

Is there an easier way?
For example, in the form of image or video ?

If you want an easy way to generate a time-lapse, use EO Browser:

How to create a time lapse on EO Browser

For more advanced option, Python:

GitHub - sentinel-hub/time-lapse: Python scripts for creating time lapse...

Python scripts for creating time lapse videos and gifs from Sentinel-2 images - GitHub - sentinel-hub/time-lapse: Python scripts for creating time lapse videos and gifs from Sentinel-2 images

Thank you very much, It worked well.

Is it possible to resize images?
Because the size of the images is set by default (And a little small)
https://www.esa.int/ESA_Multimedia/Videos/2020/05/How_to_create_a_time_lapse_on_EO_Browser

If you have the opportunity and free time, prepare a video tutorial for the following method:
https://sentinelhub-py.readthedocs.io/en/latest/examples/processing_api_request.html#Example-8-:-Multiple-timestamps-data

Best regards,

In EO Browser the size of the timelapse images is fixed (512px by 512px).