Possibilia
2014·8m
7.1
★
A young couple contemplates breaking up. Witness the events from 16 different perspectives in this interactive love story set in the multiverse.
Directed by Daniel Scheinert and Daniel Kwan
time loop
interactive
multiverse
IMDB
N/A
Cast
Alex Karpovsky
Rick
Zoë Jarman
Pollie
Crew
Daniel Scheinert
Director
Daniel Kwan
Director
Daniel Kwan
Writer
Daniel Scheinert
Writer
Larkin Seiple
Director of Photography
Kerstin Emhoff
Executive Producer
Ari Mark
Executive Producer
Jason Kisvarday
Production Design
Popular Reviews
16 reviews
Bronen Elegante
Somewhat reminds me of that one scene in (500) Days of Summer. Some really beautiful stuff. I’m noticing a pattern with their work, all focusing on human connection. Even with their later features, Swiss Army Man and Everything Everywhere All At Once, that I’m just now noticing.
Somewhat reminds me of that one scene in (500) Days of Summer. Some really beautiful stuff. I’m noticing a pattern with their work, all focusing on human connection. Even with their later features, Swiss Army Man and Everything Everywhere All At Once, that I’m just now noticing.
aicha
9.0★ · 09/20/25
rabena yakhodny
rabena yakhodny
Harrison Jacobs
9.5★ · 12/30/24
All the possibilities 💞🎶
All the possibilities 💞🎶
Samuel
7.0★ · 10/19/24
Good
Good
Matt Brammer
6.0★ · 07/16/24
Possibilia is presented in a really neat way. You can interact with different scenes of this relationship argument scenario and have the events play out in an order of your choice. The Daniels tote this as the first "interactive film" similar to those that Netflix has released in recent years. Unfortunately, the interactive component of this short, as far as I can tell, is no longer available. I did some digging after viewing it to see if I could find a working version and I couldn't. I think I get the idea though. There are some really cool visual choices and I like the music, but it does feel very melodramatic and unrealistic because of that. Still a cool little watch.
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Possibilia is presented in a really neat way. You can interact with different scenes of this relationship argument scenario and have the events play out in an order of your choice. The Daniels tote this as the first "interactive film" similar to those that Netflix has released in recent years. Unfortunately, the interactive component of this short, as far as I can tell, is no longer available. I did some digging after viewing it to see if I could find a working version and I couldn't. I think I get the idea though. There are some really cool visual choices and I like the music, but it does feel very melodramatic and unrealistic because of that. Still a cool little watch.
Lists: Short Films******
Lists: Short Films******