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Film Review: She is Me, I Am Her (2022) by Mayu Nakamura
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Many filmmakers who've experienced success with a short film are tempted to pad the initial project out into a feature. However, in the case of Japanese director Mayu Nakamura, she's taken the key themes and filmmaking principles of her successful short “Among Four of Us” (2021) and produced the touching anthology, “She is Me, I am her”. In just a brisk 70 minutes, the film explores loneliness, life in post-pandemic Japan, and the importance of human connection. Minor spoilers follow

“She is Me, I Am Her” is streaming on Sakka Films

The film is made up of four short films; the first, “Among Four of Us”, follows a phone call between three former college friends reuniting, while the second, “Someone to Watch Over Me”, concerns the relationship that develops between a delivery driver and a regular customer. With the third short, “Ms. Ghost”, we see two street workers of different generations share their stories of lost dreams,...
See full article at AsianMoviePulse
  • 5/11/2024
  • by Tom Wilmot
  • AsianMoviePulse
Film Review: She is Me, I Am Her (2022) by Mayu Nakamura
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Many filmmakers who've experienced success with a short film are tempted to pad the initial project out into a feature. However, in the case of Japanese director Mayu Nakamura, she's taken the key themes and filmmaking principles of her successful short “Among Four of Us” (2021) and produced the touching anthology, “She is Me, I am her”. In just a brisk 70 minutes, the film explores loneliness, life in post-pandemic Japan, and the importance of human connection. Minor spoilers follow.

She is Me, I am Her is screening at Asian Pop-Up Cinema Sophia's Choice

The film is made up of four short films; the first, “Among Four of Us”, follows a phone call between three former college friends reuniting, while the second, “Someone to Watch Over Me”, concerns the relationship that develops between a delivery driver and a regular customer. With the third short, “Ms. Ghost”, we see two street workers of...
See full article at AsianMoviePulse
  • 3/20/2023
  • by Tom Wilmot
  • AsianMoviePulse
Film Review: She is Me, I Am Her (2022) by Mayu Nakamura
Image
Many filmmakers who’ve experienced success with a short film are tempted to pad the initial project out into a feature. However, in the case of Japanese director Mayu Nakamura, she’s taken the key themes and filmmaking principles of her successful short “Among Four of Us” (2021) and produced the touching anthology, “She is Me, I am her”. In just a brisk 70 minutes, the film explores loneliness, life in post-pandemic Japan, and the importance of human connection. Minor spoilers follow.

“She Is Me, I Am Her” is screening at Japan Society as part of The Female Gaze: Women Filmmakers from Japan Cuts and Beyond Program

The film is made up of four short films; the first, “Among Four of Us”, follows a phone call between three former college friends reuniting, while the second, “Someone to Watch Over Me”, concerns the relationship that develops between a delivery driver and a regular customer.
See full article at AsianMoviePulse
  • 12/28/2022
  • by Tom Wilmot
  • AsianMoviePulse
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