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Suffering from mental health issues can be like walking on eggshells. Without even wishing to, you are constantly on the lookout for things that might trigger you; not as a pursuit but as a cautious exercise that might help you be away from it. However, the said pursuit or the caution leads you to the triggers anyway. In Elizabeth Ayiku’s debut feature “Me Little Me,” which premiered at the 2022 SXSW, the protagonist Mya (A’Keyah Dasia Williams) feels like a pro in dealing with the issues that hurt her. With post-it notes and scribblings all over her life, you can sense that whatever is bothering her has been recognized and is being dealt with with a careful outlook. But, you can only be so cautious. Mental health is something that needs constant care, understanding, and support and when you are dealing it with all alone, it becomes all the more...

Me Little Me Review — Me Little Me (2022) Film Review from the 29th Annual South by Southwest Film Festival, a movie written and directed by Elizabeth Ayiku and starring A’Keyah Dasia Williams, Shamar Philippe, Tamir Elbassir, Elena Kornilova, Xiaowan Jin, Kristian Flores, Mariel Flores, Judith Eisenberg, Taylor Hauck, Niki J. Crawford, Jarrid Masse, [...]

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Me Little Me SXSW Film Festival Narrative Spotlight Section Reviewed for Shockya.com by Abe Friedtanzer Director: Elizabeth Ayiku Writer: Elizabeth Ayiku Cast: A’Keyah Dasia Williams, Shamar Philippe, Tamir Elbassir, Niki J. Crawford, Frania Dueñas, Mariel Flores, Kristian Flores, Clark Moore, ReSheda Terry, Marti Maley Screened at: SXSW Film Festival Online, LA, 3/16/22 Opens: March 12th, […]

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