Tell Me Who I Am

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Aluna U Aug 31 *Tell Me Who I Am* is a deeply personal documentary that follows two brothers as they confront painful family secrets, unfolding through a smart three-part structure. The film uses symbolic visuals and intimate storytelling to reveal emotional distance and eventual healing between the brothers. With authentic cinematography and subtle music, it offers a powerful, resonant exploration of memory and truth. Read the full review here: (Indonesian version : alunauwie.com) and (English version : uwiepuspita.com) See more Leaburn O Apr 27 Usual unnecessarily long winded Netflix documentary. What I found disturbing about this one is that a seminal moment in their lives was turned into box office TV. I found that distasteful, disturbing and frankly quite perplexing. I found this an uneasy watch beyond the terrible topic matter. There was something off about the whole premise of this being a Netflix show. Watched on Netflix. See more kelly b Jan 30 WOW WOW WOW. This had me gripped the brothers are so warming but the story of the life they have grown up in is truly heartbreaking, breath-taking and tragic. How did it go from this happy mother that on the surface is loving and caring into a monster. See more Kyle M Jan 5 One of the more shocking and simultaneously upsetting documentaries to surface 2019 from questionably twisted circumstances to underline the core belief above the topical awareness when it’s become a therapeutic platform in sympathizing the pained lengths of brotherly love for the sake of comforting resolution to newfound, rediscovered and lingering pain. (B+) See more inta k 04/22/2024 unique and painful story. See more Jeff M 02/04/2024 Yet another example that truth is stranger - and often more riveting - than fiction, this is an absolutely fascinating documentary that is almost beyond belief. I am going to keep this short and succinct because I don't want to give away hardly anything that happens here - the unfolding of the story piece by piece is part of what makes this such an irresistible watch. And by the end, which is simply two brothers talking to each other at a table, the tension is so palpable it's almost breathtaking. This movie begs for discussion afterwards, as many of the moral dilemmas presented here are open to so many interpretations and opinions. I'm still on the fence about how I feel what went down. I'm considering starting an online movie club here on the blog in which we discuss certain movies after we all watch them - this would definitely be on top of my list. Highly, highly recommended! See more Read all reviews

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