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Director: Maxime Chuchana
Cast: Myriam Bourguignon, Jérémy Charbonnel, Ana Girardot, Nicolas Marié
Two superstitious people, two parallel lives, and a strange day where each one's little games have the power to change fate. What if all we have to do was to avoid stepping on a crack for our wishes to all come true?
Critical Reception & Ratings
Hyperstition, a 2021 comedy directed by Maxime Chuchana, has received a mixed critical reception. The film explores the parallel lives of two superstitious individuals and the power of their little games to change fate. While there is no information available on major awards recognition, the film has garnered a rating of 6.4/10 on IMDb, indicating a moderately positive audience response.
Why you might like this:
Fans of quirky, offbeat comedies will appreciate the unique premise and direction of Maxime Chuchana's 2021 film Hyperstition, which blends superstition and the power of fate with the story of two parallel lives colliding in unexpected ways.
A hyperstition is a self-fulfilling idea that becomes real through its own existence. The price of Bitcoin, Roko's Basilisk, accelerationism, and the QAnon conspiracy theory have all been described as hyperstitions. Self-fulfilling prophecies are a kind of hyperstition where predictions are made about the future that become true by being known. The concept was coined by Nick Land in 1995 as a portmanteau of hyper- and superstition, during his time at the Cybernetic Culture Research Unit developing the philosophy of accelerationism.
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