What is Your Name?

About This Movie

So, 'What is Your Name?' is a quiet little film that really captures that feeling of childhood innocence mixed with confusion. The atmosphere is dense—there's a palpable sense of tension as this little girl gets lost in a cemetery, a place that should feel peaceful but instead feels isolating. The pacing is deliberate, allowing you to sit with her fear and the unexpected kindness of a local stranger. The performances are understated, especially the girl, who conveys so much with just her expressions. It’s interesting how the language barrier plays into the story, emphasizing the universal nature of connection. There’s something haunting yet tender about it, making it feel distinct in a landscape of louder narratives. It really draws you into its world.

Atmospheric storytelling · Focus on childhood and connection · Subtle performances and practical effects