Me Myself I (1999)
Erscheinungsjahr: 1999
Land: France
Alternative Title: La chance de ma vie, Mein Leben auf zwei Wegen, Yo y yo misma, Me Myself I - toinen kerta toden sanoo, Ego
Regisseur: Pip Karmel
Writer: Pip Karmel
Production Genre
Produzent: co-producer: Andrena Finlay
producer: Fabien Liron
line producer: Vicki Popplewell
Firmen: Australian Film Finance Corporation, Gaumont, Gaumont Production
Budget: N/A
Auszeichnungen & Ähnliche
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Schlüsselwörter
Schlüsselwörter: australian, australian fantasy, barefoot female, boy, directorial debut, falling in love, family conflict, father daughter relationship, father son relationship, girl, husband wife conflict, mother son relationship, parallel universe, parallel world, second chance, sex scene, sydney australia, three word title, title based on song, what if
Geschichte
Pamela Drury (Rachel Griffiths) feels unfulfilled in her life and lonely on her birthday. She comes across a photo of Robert Dickson, with whom she once had a relationship, and wonders what her life would have been like if she had accepted his marriage proposal instead of rejecting it years ago. After attempting suicide, Pamela survives but is left with temporary amnesia that causes her to live out the life she might have had with Robert. In this alternate existence, she's married to him, has two kids, and lives in a suburban home. However, as she starts to regain bits of her memory, she begins to question whether the 'grass is greener' on the other side after all.
Zusammenfassung
Me Myself I is a French comedy-drama that explores themes of regret, self-discovery, and the grass being greener on the other side. Directed by Pip Karmel in 1999, the film follows Pamela Drury as she navigates through her life after surviving a suicide attempt. The story takes an interesting turn when Pamela starts living out an alternate reality where she accepts Robert Dickson's marriage proposal, challenging her initial perceptions of what could have been. However, with limited source information, some details of the movie's context and background are unavailable.
