Leah

An excellent production, fantastic performances and beautifully directed.

This episode from "Amazon Prime Video's" new sci fi series "Solos" called "Leah" is one interesting one that looks at drama and inner conflict and turmoil involving one lady's life. Anne Hathaway stars as Leah a lonely yet determined bright scientist physicist type who lives tucked away in her basement with all of the latest tools, instruments, contraptions, and high tech equipment to help get her thru the modern world. And Leah has discovered time travel she clearly wants to go into the future, however a current issue that involves her dealing with a sick mom weighs on her. It's like her wanting and motivations of going into the future comes into question as she sees two different versions of herself on her pull up screens. One gives her a cold stark glimpse at her in the future, while the past version of Leah makes her realize truth and love causing her to stay in the present tense. As it's clear Leah gets another chance to live the past to improve her present. Overall well written catchy like drama sci fi like episode that puts a tease on future time travel only spinning with a message of real truth that proves live in the moment first and foremost.

Sci fy access to some acting greats This is all about the actors and their craft . It was very brave and each to take on a project for such a discerning crowd - some excellent moments and tremendous acting . This is not a twilight zone-esquires, action or mind bending thriller. They are straight up Solo short dramas with a sci fy twist.

The story was good but there was too much swearing.

Loved this episode especially because Anne Hathaway brilliantly brought it to life, emotions effectively ranging from quiet loving misery while talking to her mom, to her manic dialogue with her past and future selves, and finally the loving acceptance of the fate she finally chose which was far from her original one.