Mosaic

Mosaic is a non-linear, interactive drama that unfolds through multiple perspectives. The story centers around Olivia Lake, a seemingly successful but troubled children's book author and illustrator, and the mysterious events surrounding her life and potential death. As the narrative branches and shifts, viewers piece together clues from various characters' viewpoints, leading to a complex web of relationships, deception, and intrigue.

Mosaic received a mixed to positive reception, with critics often praising its innovative, interactive narrative structure and the performances, particularly Sharon Stone's compelling portrayal. However, some found the non-linear storytelling and the interactive elements to be occasionally confusing or overly complex. The series was noted for its unique approach to storytelling in the television medium.

• Praised for its ambitious and groundbreaking interactive format.

• Sharon Stone delivers a powerful and memorable performance.

• Some viewers found the non-linear narrative occasionally disorienting.

Google audience: Audiences appreciated the experimental nature of Mosaic and Sharon Stone's performance, with many finding the interactive elements a unique and engaging experience. However, a segment of viewers felt the story's complexity was a drawback, leading to some confusion.

Mosaic was originally conceived as a mobile app that allowed viewers to navigate the story non-linearly, making it one of the earliest examples of interactive television storytelling.