Self
Tang is a young new artist who mysteriously loses his reflection. He sees a strange boy, Neo, in the mirror instead. An odd relationship starts with the conflict between suspense and trust. (Source: Studio Commuan)
When aspiring artist Tang suddenly loses his reflection, he’s plunged into a waking nightmare—or is it a strange new reality? Instead of his own face, the mirror shows him a mysterious, guitar-wielding boy named Neo, who seems to know more about Tang’s life than he should. Driven by a mix of fear and fascination, Tang embarks on a search for the boy, only to uncover a web of buried secrets, tragic loss, and the dark side of relentless pursuit. What begins as a supernatural mystery slowly unfolds into a raw, coming-of-age story about loneliness, trust, and the haunting weight of the past. With its moody cinematography and a plot that twists between suspense and fragile hope, *Self* offers a uniquely somber take on youth and connection—one that lingers long after the credits roll. Perfect for viewers craving something darker and more introspective than a typical romance.
