Director: Andrew Currie
A marriage on the verge of collapse gets stranger once one partner simply starts to vanish.
What is The Invisibles about?
Andrew Currie's Canadian fantasy drama follows a couple who are quietly falling apart, right up until the husband finds that fading from view is no longer a metaphor. As his body grows transparent, he stumbles into an unseen community of people who disappeared before him, each with their own reasons for slipping out of the world. Tim Blake Nelson anchors the story as a man forced to confront what he actually valued in his marriage once he can no longer be seen inside it, while Gretchen Mol and Bruce Greenwood round out a small ensemble that keeps the focus tight and personal rather than spectacle-driven. The premise borrows the language of speculative fiction to ask a much smaller question: what does it take to be truly noticed by the people closest to you?
Cast & crew
Tim Blake Nelson leads as the disappearing husband, working opposite Gretchen Mol as his wife and Bruce Greenwood in a supporting role. The ensemble also includes Nathan Alexis, Simon Webster, Rachel Wilson, Tennille Read, and Juno Rinaldi, filling out the community of people who have already vanished before him.
Context & significance
Released in 2024, The Invisibles comes from Canadian director Andrew Currie, working in the fantasy and science-fiction space with a story that stays grounded in a domestic setting rather than leaning on effects-heavy world-building. At 111 minutes, it holds to a single central conceit, literal invisibility as a stand-in for emotional distance, and follows it through to a personal, character-driven resolution rather than a genre spectacle.
Where & how to watch
The Invisibles is available to stream on K-Time with a free account login, presented with a Farsi-language interface built for Persian-speaking viewers. Both Persian dubbing and Persian subtitles are available for this title, so viewers can choose whichever format suits them best. No payment information is needed just to browse the page; an account is only required when you're ready to press play.