Possible Worlds (2000)

George and Joyce exist in a kaleidoscope of alternate realities, their lives interwoven in a complex tapestry of parallel worlds. In each existence, George navigates the labyrinth of love with Joyce, with varying degrees of success. Intriguingly, George begins to perceive echoes of his myriad lives, recognizing not only the multiple facets of Joyce but also the fragments of himself that persist across dimensions. In one startling reality, George emerges as the latest casualty of a series of B&E homicides. However, his case is an anomaly; rather than possessions, it's George's brain that's stolen—a macabre departure from the typical burglaries. The case captivates Inspector Berkley and Detective Williams, whose investigative paths occasionally clash. As they delve deeper, they suspect that the murder is tied to cerebral research and that George might not have been an arbitrary victim. As Berkley and Williams race against the clock to unmask the murderer, an existential question looms. How does this chilling reality interconnect with George's multitude of existences, particularly those involving Joyce? This enigma forms the crux of the narrative, inviting viewers to explore the intersection of love, life, and the mysteries of the human brain in a universe of 'Possible Worlds.'

Possible Worlds is a mystery movie featuring Steve Adams and directed by Robert Lepage.

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