This director deserves more credit than he does now.

I'm a huge fan of this film and my ABSOLUTE favorite scene isn't the ending, it's when Sofi is with Ian in the lab and asks him why he doesn't find it possible for humans to see and feel 'spirits', even if some humans just aren't evolved enough to do so (like the worms don't see or feel the sunlight even if we humans do and know that it's there).

I wish see more movies like this!!

wow! huge props to the visual effects team. Swear i thought those were her real eyes😮

I weep uncontrollably to this movie , and I’m grown man ,I’ve had that feeling of deja vu where time stops and you are left standing there in the realization of what just happened

wow what a movie the story is mindblowing

"You want to surrender". For you to do such a thing to an audience, the director deserves all the credits. Some other work of art that made me "surrender" was The Lost Symbol by Dan Brown, when they wanted to prove that we humans had souls by measuring it on the scale I wanted to believe it was real, same thing on Interstellar when they wanted to show love was the only thing that moves through one dimension to another. I love this science/fiction crossover.

This is why this is one of my favorites movies EVER.

This movie was amazing, compliments to the director and actors.

Astrid's eyes gosh

Soundtrack of this movie is beyond explaination. ♥️

" There are so many challenges with realeyesing this on film."

This was such a great movie I will definitely be watching this director to see what else he does.

Im here again.this movie is so MOVING. THOUGHT PROVOKING. Tragic… then beautifully finished

I enjoyed watching it years ago. Time to rewatch it

Just one word admiration 😭👏🏻👏🏻

Thanks for the insight, will look out for this, looks interesting.

woah holy foreshadowing when Brit Marling says "groping around in the dark" @4:49 just like her blind character as a child in THE OA

CAHILL. YOU. ARE. SUCH. AN. ARTIST!!!!!!!!!! :) Good job! do more films like ths

Mike Cahill deja de hacer peliculas con final abierto DAMN

amazing really

Cahill is an amazing director..

I can't wait to see this . never knew about it

N I thought that little girl really had same kind of eyes 🤔 this fact blew me away #amazing 👌

Es una película maravillosa.

damn amazing! I wanna be part of a project like that.

Wow I'm actally blow away on this theory 🤔

My favourite film of all time.

loveeeee this movie one of my favourites :)

anyone have any idea where i can buy similar pants to those the actor wears at 4:40?

I adore this movie. Watched prob a hundred times

Wow this is so interesting! I really want to see this movie!

i just watched it. i loved it and didn't expect it to be so interesting. i thought it would be a love story, but it's much more than that

What happens next?!?!? I Origins 2 please!!!

so underrated

I was so curious how they did the icing and I swear a different actress was using the mask versus the one who played Sophia but that’s me watching on a low quality monitor and version of the film😅

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michael ♥

great movie

Wow I had no idea that was a visual effect

i loved this movie :)

Woah

the guy's pants are awesome

im in love with astrid..

now i think this is amazing and have so much respect for this! BUT why not just use contacts??

Passionately

Brit Marling!!!

I was hoping to hear that the subject matter research included that of Dr. Ian Stevenson, who was the first to apply the scientific method in researching and painstakingly documenting the past life memories of children all over the globe. Because of him, there is a decades-long research project and database in the University of Virginia Division of Perceptual Studies (headed by Jim Tucker since Stevenson's passing). There are other researchers/databases and a growing body of cases since the 60s. If you're interested, there are presentations by Jim Tucker and his team on KZfaq. Also look for Erlander Harroldson, Pim Vom Lommel, Bruce Grayson (sp?). But really, the most compelling evidence is Stevenson's body of work. It can make for dry reading, but the case studies and statstics are fascinating. He was meticulous. Reincarnation is the only afterlife theory for which there is real evidence (not proof). I thought that because the main character's first name was Ian and the because of some of the elements of thw film, that might mean the writer was familiar with his work. Maybe he is and just not in this piece.

They eyes were done well such that I could not tell

cool

Shortly before the elevator scene you could see that Sofi was quite unhappy - like if she realised the differences between them and questionned their "marriage"?

This is a twin flame movie.....

One of the best films ever made.

Is the Scientist "wife" the same woman who played the Main actreess's part in Another Earth?

5:13 I think I used to have that pen. Does anyone know if that pen is the one with buttons you could push for different colors?

How is it that Sophie does not experience any pain when her body is crushed or sliced in two in the elevator? Or does she?

Everything is Science ...either discovered already ...or yet to be discovered

what about... 2 pairs.. of eye contacts...?

I just wept a little watching this movie man wtf

The universe is a large being if someone is dead and if that soul enter to a women's womb and gave life to the cell, its all just the play from the mind of the universe

Britt marling tho❤️

I made a video relative to this movie in 2017. It's about 3 mins. long and should be of interest to someone

Mind expansion

The afghan girl's eyes

Job 38:4 KJV - Where wast thou when I laid the foundations of the earth? declare, if thou hast understanding.

Scientific #Samaritan #Singh .

the movie starts after Sophie dies... thats is the problem in this movie, is not a failure but it wasn't a success either , It could have been better ... although I liked it

Good movie tho, liked Another Earth too but I have to say the guy is stuck at this level. He has a basic idea that is good and that's all. He can't make people want to see his movies. He should be a writer. He should leave directors do their job. He writes something and he sticks to it. When a director who just likes the basic idea of the story kinda follows it but changes a lot of things that might help the movie to improve. This guy is not going to do such a thing as he wants to see it the way he imagined. Definitly not a good director. I can see that. Everyone else can see that. That's why he has done only 2 movies in like 8 years..