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Me, The "Other" (2021)

Diverse Journeys Converge in the Quest for Belonging.

Released May 12, 2021Runtime 1h 24mDirector Shidan Majidi

Set in 3 college campuses in Michigan, the film explores the lives of 12 students from diverse backgrounds sharing their personal stories about how they struggle to find their place in a world where they’re made to feel that they don’t belong. Their stories weave together a rich narrative of experiences with racism, sexual harassment, chronic illness, sexual orientation, gender identity, religious prejudice, immigration struggles, DACA challenges, mental health issues, and more. The film is a collection of short stories that reveal a profound commonality despite perceived differences. We are all "others," and it is our shared humanity that makes us truly human.

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Who stars in Me, The "Other"?

Me, The "Other" stars Taylor Brooks, Veronica Centeno-Cruz, Javier Contreras-Uribe, Keiko Diaz-Pezua, Tommy Gayfield.

Who directed Me, The "Other"?

Me, The "Other" was directed by Shidan Majidi.

How long is Me, The "Other"?

Me, The "Other" has a runtime of 1h 24m.

What is Me, The "Other" about?

Set in 3 college campuses in Michigan, the film explores the lives of 12 students from diverse backgrounds sharing their personal stories about how they struggle to find their place in a world where they’re made to feel that they don’t belong. Their stories weave together a rich narrative of experiences with racism, sexual harassment, chronic illness, sexual orientation, gender identity, religious prejudice, immigration struggles, DACA challenges, mental health issues, and more. The film is a collection of short stories that reveal a profound commonality despite perceived differences. We are all "others," and it is our shared humanity that makes us truly human.