It always feels a little awkward and a little jumpy, but the stories themselves are fascinating.

The Invisibles, about humans as living ghosts, needs to be seen, and believed.

"The Invisibles" favors quantity of remembrance over quality of any one experience. It's worth attending to, obviously, even if the movie somehow manages to do less with more.

Even though the outcome for the four survivors is evident in their presence as elderly interviewees, the narrative threads remain consistently compelling as we watch the characters drift imperceptibly throughout the city.