
Published 24 January 2023
Brynn Valentine
Netflix’s Kaleidoscope (released on January 1) takes an experimental approach to narrative storytelling: the eight-part series has no set structure. Instead, the streaming platform crafts a randomised episode sequence for each user. It has fuelled widespread conversations, with #KaleidoscopeNetflix garnering over 25 million views on TikTok, as people debate the trials and triumphs of a non-linear show.



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