Plot Synopsis

Created by David Weil, SOLOS is a seven-part anthology series that explores the strange, beautiful, heart-breaking, hilarious, wondrous truths of what it means to be human. The series spans our present and future and illuminates that even during our most isolated moments we are all connected through the human experience. Weil makes his directorial debut, helming three episodes. Sam Taylor-Johnson directs and executive produces two episodes. Additional directors include Zach Braff and Tiffany Johnson. SOLOS stars Morgan Freeman, Anne Hathaway, Helen Mirren, Uzo Aduba, Nicole Beharie, Anthony Mackie, Dan Stevens, and Constance Wu.

All seven episodes of SOLOS dropped on Friday, May 21, 2021 on Amazon Prime Video:

"Leah": A brilliant physicist (Anne Hathaway) obsessed with traveling through time discovers two unlikely characters standing in the way of her epic breakthrough.

"Tom": After learning his time on Earth is limited, Tom (Anthony Mackie) purchases a controversial new product for his family.

"Peg": While hurtling through space on a mysterious trip to the farthest reaches of the universe, Peg (Helen Mirren) recounts a lifetime of events that led her to this moment.

"Sasha": Twenty years after a global event drove the world to lock themselves inside, Sasha (Uzo Aduba) tries to outwit her smart home that she fears may now be manipulating her to leave.

"Jenny": Jenny (Constance Wu) has been sitting in a waiting room for a maddening amount of time. After she realizes that fragments of her memory may be missing, Jenny attempts to unravel the fateful events that led her to this unique waiting room.

"Nera": After using a near-future fertility treatment, Nera (Nicole Beharie) is at first elated by the birth of her child. But she quickly discovers there is something unusual about her son.

"Stuart": A young man, Otto (Dan Stevens), searches for an old man, Stuart (Morgan Freeman), who is believed to be suffering from dementia. Otto provides Stuart a means to regain his memory: memory implants that Otto procured on the black market. As Stuart's memory regenerates, we begin to question Otto's motives and uncover a shocking truth about Stuart's identity -- a truth that reverberates throughout all seven stories of the series.