Top 10 Interactive and Creative Films

Description: An interactive app and TV series hybrid, allowing viewers to explore different perspectives of the same story, piecing together a murder mystery. It's a unique blend of film and interactive media.

Fact: Created by Steven Soderbergh, known for his innovative approach to storytelling.

Description: Similar to "Her Story," this game involves piecing together a narrative from video clips, but with a focus on surveillance and privacy. It's an interactive experience that blurs the line between film and game.

Fact: The game features performances by Logan Marshall-Green and Alexandra Shipp, adding to its cinematic quality.

Description: This film, while not interactive, explores the concept of interactive media through its plot about a cursed video game that forces players to make life-or-death decisions.

Fact: It was released on Netflix, continuing their exploration into interactive and game-like narratives.

Description: Players search through a database of live-action video clips to solve a crime, piecing together a narrative from non-linear video fragments, making it an interactive experience that feels like a film.

Fact: The game was developed by Sam Barlow, who also created the critically acclaimed game "Silent Hill: Shattered Memories."

Description: This interactive film allows viewers to make choices for the protagonist, Stefan, as he develops a choose-your-own-adventure video game. The film explores themes of free will, determinism, and the impact of technology on creativity.

Fact: Bandersnatch was Netflix's first interactive film where viewers could choose different paths for the story. It has over 5 different endings.

Description: Although originally a video game, its narrative structure and interactive elements make it akin to an interactive film. Players navigate through an office environment, making choices that lead to various endings, exploring themes of freedom and control.

Fact: The game was adapted into a film-like experience with voice acting by Kevan Brighting, who provides commentary on the player's choices.

Description: This interactive thriller lets viewers decide the fate of Matt, a student who becomes entangled in a high-stakes heist. The film boasts 7 different endings based on viewer choices.

Fact: It was the first feature-length interactive film available on a major streaming service, Netflix.

Description: This interactive sci-fi thriller places viewers in the role of Dr. Amy Tenant, making choices that affect the outcome of a bio-weapon crisis. The film explores themes of trust, ethics, and survival.

Fact: It was developed by Wales Interactive, known for their interactive movie games.

Description: Players guide Erica through her investigation into her father's death, making choices that influence the story's direction. The film uses live-action footage and touch-screen interactions for a unique experience.

Fact: Erica was designed to be played on mobile devices, making it one of the first interactive films tailored for touch interaction.

Description: While not interactive in the traditional sense, its narrative structure and themes of choice and consequence align with the interactive film concept, especially given its connection to the interactive game series.

Fact: The film was directed by Michael J. Bassett, who also directed the video game "Silent Hill: Homecoming."