The book, Indie Science Fiction Cinema Today: Conversations with 21st Century Filmmakers, features an interview with Sophia about Magnetic (and an image from Magnetic on the cover)

Indie Science Fiction Cinema Today: Conversations with 21st Century Filmmakers

"Using a single lead character to stand in as every individual human being in the world, Magnetic is an audacious and surreal journey. Extrapolating long-held fears of societal breakdown and imminent destruction that surface in times of rapid human advancement or global tragedy, the film's visual flair and stream-of-consciousness narrative turn these fears into intensely personal elements. Commenting obliquely on feminism, free will, and the resistance of analog technology to obsolescence, Magnetic is undoubtedly one of the more unique and singular films covered in this book."

Watch the movie!

You can also learn more about the book on this podcast:

SCIFI DINER PODCAST 320 – CHRIS VANDER KAAY (INDIE SCIENCE FICTION CINEMA TODAY: CONVERSATIONS WITH 21ST CENTURY FILMMAKERS)