Me + You

2016
14m

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Brad Etter and Pierce Pope in Me + You (2016)

Me + You follows a young boy who fragments from his innate sense of self when he begins to judge himself based on society's perceptions. Throughout the film, this fragmented version visits h... Read allMe + You follows a young boy who fragments from his innate sense of self when he begins to judge himself based on society's perceptions. Throughout the film, this fragmented version visits his childlike self over the course of his life, unable to bring his truth to light.Me + You follows a young boy who fragments from his innate sense of self when he begins to judge himself based on society's perceptions. Throughout the film, this fragmented version visits his childlike self over the course of his life, unable to bring his truth to light.

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7.9/10

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Pierce Pope

True Brad

Lev Cameron

Conditioned Brad, 12

Brad Etter

Conditioned Brad, 18

Michael Curylo

Conditioned Brad, 50

Mary Beth Eversole

Mother
(voice)

Michael Wooden

Father
(voice)

Timothy Waterman

Crying Man
(voice)

Gregory Catania

Priest
(voice)

Taylor Feldman

Anna
(voice)

Jourdan Rystrom

Katherine
(voice)

Director
- Brad Etter
Writer
- Brad Etter
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Kirpianuscus

a child on chair

The realism. This is the essential virtue of this short film.

A little boy on a chair. Front to him, different other boys , young men saying to him reproches, telling facts, defining apparences, defining him as their fundamental source of fail in social integration- acceptance.

And the child accepts reproches, offers short answers, seems resigne under pressure of visitors.

At the end, clear feeling be a film about yourself. In fact, about self acceptance, steps, griefs, hypocritic excuses, fight against true yourself.

This makes the film special to impressive.

Wise used minimalism, inspired parable. Not only about homosexual impulses, present at early age, hidded across entire life. But about the fair answer about yourself to society.