Directed by:
Isabel CoixetScreenplay:
Isabel CoixetCinematography:
Jean-Claude LarrieuComposer:
Michael PriceCast:
Claire Forlani, Jonathan Rhys Meyers, Rhys Ifans, Sophie Turner, Ivana Baquero, Geraldine Chaplin, Gregg Sulkin, Leonor Watling, Neil D'Souza, Charlotte Vega (more)Plots(1)
Fay can't help thinking it's odd when people begin to mention conversations she knows she has not had, or claim they have seen her when she knows she was somewhere else. And then stranger things happen. She hears muffled footsteps behind her that keep in time with her own, and she catches a flash of red hair just like hers disappear round the corner. Is she imagining all this? ANOTHER ME is a supernatural thriller that plays tricks with the mind and raises questions about just how unique we are. From critically acclaimed director Isabel Coixet (MY LIFE WITHOUT ME, THE SECRET LIFE OF WORDS) comes ANOTHER ME, a psychological thriller about a teenage girl, Fay (Sophie Turner), whose once seemingly perfect life slowly begins to unravel when she suspects that she's being stalked by a mysterious "double" who is out to steal not just her identity, but her life. (Fox Searchlight Pictures US)
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It is nice that a person with multiple sclerosis can appear in one role, on the other hand, it is almost pointless because the film uses it very superficially and wants to get us right from the beginning. He does not succeed very well and the tension simply does not work. Instead, you have a rather transparent thriller with a quite boring ending.
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