Identity Crisis Movies

Chris' thirtieth Birthday party is turned upside down when he finds out there is a ticking bomb growing in his stomach.

After a god-awful shameful performance, an insecure comedian falls into a spiraling, celestial, adventurous mental breakdown.

In a typical day at swim practice our protagonist is bombarded by the whistling of her eccentric coach, the majesty of the older swimmers, the horror...

A boy is cooking, a girl is waiting. Breakfast is soon served. Then a stranger enters the bedroom where the girl is lying and the nightmare begins. ...

A story about sailor Maks in a crisis of his life.

A young actress finds that the character she just finished playing won't go away.

A search for the identity of a student named Fathiyah about redefining the values ​​of nationalism on Independence Day. On her way, she...

On his way to Lin'an, Lee Tsi-wan survives an attempt on his life by an employee but loses his memory. Maid Siu Yuet-mui of the Sek family comes to...

Perpetual wandering of a man who searches for his own identity, never reaching the final destination.

A young British man reluctantly travels to India for a sports fellowship and ends up coaching football to a team of underprivileged children.

4th grade is all about fitting in. For ten-year-old Daniel, that means owning the latest in Hello Kitty fashion, liking the cutest boy in class, and...

An existential Ken slowly begins to unravel the line between the Barbie world and the real world, blurring them as he questions his entire existence.

SHADOW unfolds in Athens, exploring the complexities of marriage through its female protagonist. Blending shadow theory with psychological depth, it...

Charlie and Emi return to do a sketch that doesn't go as planned when reality gets in their way.

Juan, a young man from Quito with extremist ideals, rejects his roots, and constantly tries to be someone else; soon the height of Quito will put him...

Charlie receives strange phone calls, maybe from the beyond? What's on the other end of the phone? It doesn't matter, as long as we imagine Sisyphus...