I Lost What's Mine

In a near-future society where personal memories can be digitally stored and traded, a young woman discovers her most cherished memories have been stolen. She embarks on a desperate journey through the digital underworld to reclaim her past and expose a conspiracy that threatens the very fabric of identity. Along the way, she forms an unlikely alliance with a disillusioned memory broker who holds the key to her recovery.

While still awaiting wider release and critical consensus, early buzz suggests 'I Lost What's Mine' is a thought-provoking and visually stunning exploration of memory, identity, and societal control. Critics are anticipating a powerful performance from Issa Rae and praising DuVernay's bold directorial vision.

• Visually striking and intellectually engaging.

• A timely commentary on digital permanence and personal history.

• Issa Rae delivers a career-defining performance.

Google audience: Audience reactions are highly anticipated, with expectations for a film that sparks conversation about the value of personal memory in an increasingly digital world.

The film's unique visual style was inspired by the aesthetic of early 2000s digital art and glitch aesthetics.