Tên Tôi Là Agneta - Je M'appelle Agneta (2026)

Johanna Runevad crafts a melancholic ode to rebirth in 'Je m'appelle Agneta'. The film is a harrowing dialogue between the desire to escape one's former self and the paralysis of memory's weight. Eva Melander delivers a masterclass in fragility as a woman constructing a new identity in the French countryside, where language becomes both a mask and a cage. Runevad's lens captures the Provencal light with a clinical beauty, emphasizing perpetual displacement. This is not merely a midlife crisis drama but a profound meditation on the fluidity of self, where the disappearance of an aging donkey becomes a devastating metaphor for the parts of our soul we are forced to abandon. A poetic yet ruthless work that questions whether we can ever truly become someone else, or simply perform a role in the native tongue of loneliness.