A Part of You
2024 film directed by Sigge Eklund
A Part of You (Swedish: En del av dig) is a 2024 Swedish coming-of-age drama film directed by Sigge Eklund in his feature-length directorial debut and starring Felicia Maxime, Edvin Ryding and Zara Larsson (in her film debut).
The story follows Agnes, a 17-year-old Swedish teenager overshadowed by her charismatic and popular older sister Julia. Admiring Julia's qualities, Agnes begins to emulate her sister's life and social circle, leading to unforeseen challenges.
It was released by Netflix on May 31, 2024.
Plot
17-year-old student Agnes lives in a Swedish town with her family. She often feels overshadowed by her older sister, Julia, who has a fun personality, is popular, has tons of friends, and dates a boyfriend that every girl dreams of. Yet, Agnes deeply admires all these qualities in her sister. However, everything changes when Julia dies in a car accident after leaving a party and arguing with her boyfriend, Noel. From that point on, Agnes starts mingling with Julia's social circle, even going so far as to imitate her in every way from wearing the same clothes to pursuing a romantic relationship with Noel. This begins to stir rejection from those closest to Julia, including their own parents.
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