Miss Osaka

About This Movie

Miss Osaka is this intriguing exploration of identity wrapped in a drama that doesn't shy from its complexity. Ines, played with a raw vulnerability, grapples with her sense of self while accompanying her boyfriend, Lucas, to Norway. The pacing feels deliberately slow, almost meditative, allowing you to soak in the quiet tension of Ines's internal struggle. The half-Japanese tourist, Maria, she meets introduces this element of fascination and longing, and her sudden disappearance adds to the film's haunting atmosphere. It’s really about how we shape ourselves and the often-elusive quest for connection. I mean, it’s not just a story of a girl meeting another girl—there’s a deeper commentary on transformation and belonging that lingers after the credits roll.

Explores themes of identity and transformation · Haunting atmosphere with a meditative pace · Engaging performances, particularly by the lead