Aporia (2023)
Aporia
”After losing her husband, Sophie discovers a time-bending machine and faces an impossible choice with unforeseeable consequences.”
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Aporia is one of those dramas that, when you least expect it, turns into an interesting science fiction story – in the best Black Mirror style. It all begins when Sophie (Judy Greer) loses her husband and, while struggling to manage the pain, also takes on a full-time job and cares for her grief-stricken daughter. However, when a former physicist reveals a secret machine that allows people to time travel, Sophie is faced with an impossible choice. Travel back in time to prevent losses or continue living in the present? It's in this dichotomy that Aporia reveals itself, and despite script weaknesses, it brings a compelling performance from Greer and a dilemma that crosses the screen.
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Sophie is virtually drowning in grief after losing her husband in an accident, but after learning of a top-secret time-bending machine, she will be faced with an impossible choice—and unforeseeable consequences.
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