![]() ![]() Shane Carruth‘s cerebral mind-bender Primer and Mike Cahill‘s lo-fi astrological fable Another Earth are obvious reference points too. What would happen if the borders between those alternate realities began to blur? If we ran into happier, smarter version of ourselves, might we even resort to killing them and taking their place?īyrkit cites The Twilight Zone as a key influence on Coherence. Too much plot detail risks giving away spoilers here, but Byrkit milks maximum suspense from theoretical physics ideas about “quantum decoherence,” notably the increasingly fashionable concept of parallel universes co-existing simultaneously, populated by multiple versions of ourselves. It slowly becomes clear that the fabric of reality has been radically remixed by the comet’s arrival. Electricity is soon restored inside the house, but outside the world remains in darkness. ![]() Marital tensions and sexual secrets sizzle just below the surface, but relationship drama is soon overshadowed by astrological weirdness when a comet passes close to Earth, shutting down power supplies and phone connections. ![]() A group of eight friends gather for dinner on the edge of an unnamed U.S.
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