Me, Myself and Her

Set in present-day Italy, the narrative unfolds amid modern media culture and public scrutiny. The timeline covers several years of relationship evolution, including Marina’s return to acting after a long hiatus. The atmosphere emphasizes current social dynamics around fame, privacy, and the negotiation of personal truth in a modern world.

The story moves between intimate domestic spaces and the professional sphere of cinema and media. It follows Marina Baldi in her home and various living situations as her relationship is tested by a public disclosure, and Federica Salvini in her office and other spaces as she seeks independence. The settings reflect a contemporary Italian milieu where private life collides with media scrutiny and career pressures. Key locations include Marina's home, Federica's office, and places tied to their social circle such as Marco's apartment and Sergio's home.

💔 Trust and Disclosure

The film centers on how fragile trust becomes when Marina’s disclosure about Federica becomes public. Federica’s affair triggers jealousy, fear, and a reexamination of commitment. Both women must navigate the consequences of private choices becoming public knowledge, testing the strength of their bond.

🎭 Public vs Private

A core tension is the clash between a polished public image and private needs. The movie examines how media attention and industry expectations shape decisions and reveal vulnerabilities. The couple must decide how much of their truth can be shared without undermining their relationship.

🌱 Independence and Growth

Federica’s pursuit of autonomy and Marina’s struggle to redefine herself signal a move toward self-actualization. The narrative suggests growth may require difficult choices and new paths. The ending hints at a future where both can define happiness on their own terms while still honoring each other.