She is me, I am her Trailer

She is me, I am her Trailer (2022)

12 November 2022 Drama 70 mins

A socially-distanced college reunion, an unusual rapport struck between a food delivery man and a patron, a bus-stop encounter, and a blind woman scammed into thinking her brother is sick constitute the stories of Mayu Nakamura’s COVID-era quadriptych—a work that encapsulates the newfound anxieties of loneliness, insecurity and the struggle for connection within the depths of the pandemic lockdown. Tied together by the remarkable performances of actress Nahana, who embodies the various female characters across the film’s differing narratives, Nakamura’s episodic feature delves into the lives of women in COVID-era Japan, finding profundity and human connection amid the unlikely encounters of strangers.

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Cast

Nahana

as Nanae / May / Sachi / Tomoko

Miyoko Asada

as Kayoko

Yu Uemura

as Takeo

Crew

International Releases Dates

United States 12 November 2022

Production Companies

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