The Other Me

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The Other Me

Released Feb 4, 2022

1h 39m

Mystery & Thriller

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Irakli (Jim Sturgess) is an aspiring architect thrown into turmoil when diagnosed with a debilitating eye disease. As his condition worsens, a surreal visual world opens up to him causing him to question his life's choices, his career, and his marriage to an increasingly frustrated Nutsa (Antonia Campbell-Hughes) who struggles with her loyalties to her husband and the realities of daily survival. As the visions become more intense, he falls for a mysterious woman Nino (Andreja Pejic), a beautiful artist who lives alone. She becomes his artistic muse and they form a deep connection that turns from fascination to infatuation to love. They learn to speak in poetic language and understand each other completely, which helps Irakli confront the truth about his own identity.

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Dennis Harvey

Variety

Its cast struggling against material with little real-world or emotional logic, the attempted “surreal” elements uninspired both conceptually and aesthetically, this is a misfire whose intentions are as murky as its results are hapless.

Feb 3, 2022

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Sebastian Zavala Kahn

Ventana Indiscreta

It's not an easy film to decipher, but it does have a thematic and emotional dimension that could be satisfying for certain audiences. Full review in Spanish.

Rated: 3/5

Jun 1, 2022

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Jason Delgado

Film Threat

A surrealistic-tinged take on identity, relationships, and life.

Rated: 6/10

Feb 23, 2022

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Dennis Schwartz

Dennis Schwartz Movie Reviews

The quirky arthouse pic is hard to keep an eye on with just one viewing as to where it's going.

Rated: B-

Feb 17, 2022

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Patrick McDonald

WBGR-FM (93.7 FM - Monroe, WI)

There are more than a few moments that scream Low Budget & "Made in Rep of Georgia" (both true) but the weird premise works. Jim Sturgess is an underrated actor, and he carries the ball for everything ... a decent enough journey to go along for the ride.

Rated: 3.5/5

Feb 9, 2022

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Frank Swietek

One Guy's Opinion

There may be some who find deep meaning in Agladzes pretentious parable, but for most it will be a riddle without rhyme or reason.

Rated: D

Feb 7, 2022

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Jerod S

The Other Me is a confusing little flick - with a guy going blind and yet able to see things most can't. But when you get lost on who he really is, the film isn't fun anymore.

Rated 1.5 out of 5 stars

03/17/24

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Jason M

Slow, meandering, less than clear, which made me just as blind as the main character. It was unbelievable! (In the true meaning of the word.)

Rated 2 out of 5 stars

02/04/23

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Obi W

Lynch fanatic, soooo.... not so keen on plot, but whole experience a true Lynchian masterpiece, imho..

Rated 5 out of 5 stars

12/22/22

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Audience Member

The story is very interesting and inspiring. The place where they were filming is beautiful. The actors and actresses are all very good, but Andreja Pejic along with Jim S. Is really special, like coming from another world! She looks like a magnificent alien, beautiful and intriguing and mystical at the same time and there is an obvious chemistry between Jim and her!

Rated 5 out of 5 stars

02/20/23

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Audience Member

The way I see this movie is quite straightforward - it makes you think. It pushes you to delve deep down your soul and find answers to something you see but can not perceive easily. The manner of direction is splendid - it's warm and cozy, with a touch of dreamy effect that makes you all enchanted until you see the final cut of the scene. It's lucid that people are tired nowadays. Most of them don't enjoy witnessing something that remains oblivious. They'd rather sit down with a sandwich and watch kitsch, or a crime story or a fervent romance that usually doesn't occur in life. What does transpire is the verity that we are born with a man and a woman living inside us. They navigate our life, they switch the driver's seat as required - they go hand in hand. It's just some people refuse to see it, some deny it. Some even don't realize it. But I believe that's one of the most important ideas of the film - to signify (in an artsy way) that the moment we acknowledge the aforementioned, the moment we accept it, only then we become complete.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars

02/07/23

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Audience Member

It really is a wonderful film, with excellent actors, with an exciting story and a message that moved me.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars

01/20/23

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Giga Agladze

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Jim Sturgess

Irakli

Andreja Pejić

Nino

Antonia Campbell-Hughes

Nutsa

Rhona Mitra

Martha

Orla Brady

Marina

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Synopsis

Irakli (Jim Sturgess) is an aspiring architect thrown into turmoil when diagnosed with a debilitating eye disease. As his condition worsens, a surreal visual world opens up to him causing him to question his life's choices, his career, and his marriage to an increasingly frustrated Nutsa (Antonia Campbell-Hughes) who struggles with her loyalties to her husband and the realities of daily survival. As the visions become more intense, he falls for a mysterious woman Nino (Andreja Pejic), a beautiful artist who lives alone. She becomes his artistic muse and they form a deep connection that turns from fascination to infatuation to love. They learn to speak in poetic language and understand each other completely, which helps Irakli confront the truth about his own identity.

Director: Giga Agladze
Producer: Giga Agladze, Vano Bakradze, Gia Bazgadze, Max Gottlieb, Lasha Mindiashvili, Joanna Plafsky, Jonathan P. Shaw
Screenwriter: Giga Agladze
Distributor: Gravitas Ventures
Production Co: BA Productions, The Fun Group
Genre: Mystery & Thriller
Original Language: English
Release Date (Theaters): Feb 4, 2022, Limited
Release Date (Streaming): Feb 4, 2022
Runtime: 1h 39m

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