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."