Embark on an emotional journey to Japan with Carla Juri in this upcoming grief drama.
Logline
Carla Juri stars in the indie drama “I’ll Be Your Mirror,” directed by Bradley Rust Gray. The film, initially premiered at Sundance in 2022, follows Chloe’s journey to Japan to cope with her husband’s death and the complexities of newfound affection.
Breakdown
- Explores themes of grief and emotional recovery.
- Carla Juri’s character, Chloe, navigates loss and change in an unfamiliar setting.
- Received a Special Jury Award at Sundance for “Uncompromising Artistic Vision”.
- Mixed-to-negative reviews at Sundance but noted for rich performances.
Plot Beats
After the death of her husband, Chloe travels to Japan for work. Welcomed by an old friend, Toshi, she experiences a mix of grief and the wonderment of a new perspective. The film tracks her wanderings in Japan, blending sorrow with the process of healing and the tentative steps towards accepting love again.
Cast and Crew
- Director: Bradley Rust Gray
- Starring:
- Carla Juri as Chloe
- Takashi Ueno
- Issey Ogata
- Gustaf Skarsgård
- Sachiko Ohshima
Buzz and Highlights
“I’ll Be Your Mirror” delves deep into emotional recovery, resonating with anyone who’s faced a personal loss. Its Special Jury Award win at Sundance highlights its artistic approach, making it a significant entry in indie cinema despite mixed reviews.
Production Notes
Originally titled “Blood,” the film has been in release limbo since its Sundance premiere in 2022. Directed and written by Bradley Rust Gray, known for his previous works “Salt,” “The Exploding Girl,” and “Jack & Diane,” this film promises a unique storytelling rhythm and compelling performances.
Closing Credits
Catch “I’ll Be Your Mirror” in select US theaters starting August 23rd, 2024. Witness Chloe’s poignant journey of healing and reconnecting with affection. Keep an eye out for its release near you.
