In this episode of Indie Film Collective Deep Dive, hosts Anthony Pilegge and Lisa Potter explore the series 'Eternal,' a blend of psychological thriller, sci-fi, and neon noir.

They delve into the complex narrative surrounding Jane Doe, a woman with amnesia who was once a top neuroscientist. The conversation covers themes of memory manipulation, dissociative identity disorder, and the implications of technology on identity and truth, all while weaving in a love story between Jane and her husband, Nate. The hosts emphasize the show's exploration of deep psychological themes and societal questions about memory and reality.

Keywords

Eternal, psychological thriller, sci-fi, neon noir, memory manipulation, dissociative identity disorder, Atlas Dynamics, love story, identity, technology

Takeaways

• Eternal blends psychological thriller, sci-fi, and love story.

• Jane Doe's amnesia raises questions about identity and memory.

• Dissociative Identity Disorder is treated with sensitivity in the series.

• Each of Jane's personalities serves a purpose related to her trauma.

• Atlas Dynamics represents a powerful, shadowy corporation.

• The series questions the fragility of truth in a world of memory manipulation.

• Love and subconscious connections persist even without memories.

• The narrative explores the implications of technology on collective memory.

• Eternal challenges viewers to question their own realities.

• The show serves as a call to action for personal agency and truth.

Titles

• Eternal: A Deep Dive into Memory and Identity

• Exploring the Psychological Depths of Eternal

Sound Bites

"It's like a puzzle box you keep opening."

"Each of them has a purpose."

"Atlas isn't just erasing memories."

In this episode of the Indie Film Collective Deep Dive Podcast, hosts Anthony Paligi and Lisa Potter explore the unique values and impact of the Indie Film Collective. They discuss its origins, core values, mentorship programs, and real-world projects that exemplify the collective's commitment to collaboration, fairness, and inclusion in independent filmmaking. The conversation highlights how the collective is not only changing the landscape of filmmaking but also inspiring positive change in various creative fields.