The Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby: Her

This version of the film focuses on Eleanor Rigby's perspective as she grapples with the dissolution of her marriage to her husband, Conor. After a personal tragedy, Eleanor leaves their shared life in New York and returns to her childhood home to reconnect with her estranged family. The narrative explores her emotional journey, her attempts to rebuild her life, and the lingering questions surrounding the breakdown of her relationship.

Critically acclaimed for its sensitive portrayal of grief, relationship dynamics, and a powerful central performance by Jessica Chastain, 'Her' was praised for its nuanced storytelling and emotional depth. While the film garnered significant positive attention, its release as part of a larger project (also including 'Him' and 'Them') sometimes led to discussions about its format.

• Praised for Jessica Chastain's deeply affecting and nuanced performance.

• Lauded for its honest and poignant exploration of marital breakdown and personal healing.

• Appreciated for its sensitive direction and authentic depiction of complex emotions.

Google audience: Audience reviews generally highlight the film's emotional resonance and Jessica Chastain's standout performance. Many found the story relatable and moving, although some felt it was a somber watch.

Nominated for Best Film at the London Film Festival and won the FIPRESCI Prize at the same festival. Jessica Chastain received nominations for various critic awards for her role.

The film was originally conceived as a single movie, but was later split into two distinct versions, 'Her' and 'Him,' focusing on Eleanor's and Conor's perspectives respectively, before being combined into 'Them'.