In the taut, thought-provoking sci-fi short Non Zero Chance, directed and written by Charles Iverson, the fabric of fate is put under a microscope. The film follows two individuals, brought to life by Charles Iverson and Sarah Schroeder, who find themselves locked in a tense, intimate confrontation. As they grapple with a seemingly impossible decision, the narrative explores the chilling mathematical reality that any event, no matter how unlikely, has a non-zero probability of occurring. With a runtime of just three minutes, this atmospheric thriller wastes no time in establishing a palpable sense of dread and philosophical weight. The central conflict hinges on a single, high-stakes choice that could alter their reality, forcing both characters to confront the terrifying randomness of existence. Charles Iverson’s direction crafts a claustrophobic and suspenseful tone, turning a simple premise into a profound meditation on chance, consequence, and the infinitesimal margins that separate order from chaos. It is a gripping, minimalist puzzle that lingers long after the credits roll.