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\u201cIf I don\u2019t have you, I feel like I lose myself. I become someone else,\u201d a woman tells her sister in a brand new trailer for \u201cYou Resemble Me.\u201d\u00a0Described by writer-director Dina Amer<\/a> as an exploration of \u201cthe unexamined roots of trauma\u201d that offers with \u201csurvival and belonging,\u201d the award-winning drama tells the story of two sisters residing on the outskirts of Paris.<\/p>\n Eventually, the siblings are torn aside, and the eldest, Hasna (Mouna Soualem), is left struggling to make sense of her id. \u201cI can change who I am to get love. It\u2019s my superpower,\u201d she explains. \u201cYou don\u2019t know all the women I\u2019ve been.\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cI want the audience to embody the humanity of a woman we dismiss as a monster and to experience what it feels like to be in her skin. I want them to see themselves in the villain and understand that we are complicit in creating cycles of violence within our society,\u201d Amer informed us. \u201cI want the viewer to reflect on their own dissociative behavior, the many faces we hold and interchange depending on our surroundings and, at certain moments, just to feel loved and accepted.\u201d<\/p>\n Set to open in NYC November 4 and LA November 11 with a nationwide rollout to observe, \u201cYou Resemble Me\u201d marks Amer\u2019s directorial debut. It made its world premiere within the Venice Days part of Venice Film Festival.<\/p>\n