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I’M THE SAME, I’M AN OTHER

Caroline Strubbe

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Fiction . 109' . Belgium / The Netherlands / Hungary . 2013 . VO EN / NL / HU / ST : FR / NL

A man in his thirties is on the run with a young girl. As they take a ferry to the UK, traces of a common past come to light – a past filles with loss and sorrow. Fleeing in secret, they end up hiding in a small apartment at the seaside, where they live day to day, exploring each other’s emotional territories. Mourning will bind them, but is this alliance of dependence appropriate for them and for the outside world?

Selected at the Toronto International Film Festival, at the Tallinn International Film Festival and at the Rotterdam International Film festival in 2013.

STARRING

Kimke Desart

Zoltan Miklos

Lynn Van Royen

DIRECTOR

Caroline Strubbe

WRITERS

Caroline Strubbe

SOUND

Senjan Jansen

PHOTOGRAPHY

David Willimason

EDITING

David Verdurme

MUSIC

Albert Markos
Eliane Radigue

PRODUCER

Minds Meets

DISTRIBUTOR

New Europe Film Sales

Caroline Strubbe

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Caroline Strubbe studied film at the Escuela Cinematográfica in Barcelona and then at the IAD in Louvain-la-Neuve. After completing her studies, she produced Le garçon d’appartement, a play directed by Gérard Lauzier. At the same time, she co-directed Une mouche dans la salade, Shocking Manjira and the Cardboard Box and Un portrait de la Belgique, three successful documentaries broadcast on Arte. Her first short fiction film, Melomen, won several awards at festivals around the world. Two years later, her medium-length film Taxi Dancer won the Jury Special Mention at Sundance.

This was followed by her trilogy, filmed over 20 years… Trying to Forget to Remember, presented at MoMA in March 2026, which began with Lost Persons Area (2009), continued with I’m the Same, I’m an Other (2013) and concluded with The Silent Treatment.

FILMOGRAPHY

1993 : Melanomen (short film)

1998 : Taxi Dancer (featurette)

2009 : Lost Persons Area (feature film)

2025 : The silent treatment (feature film)

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