Me and My Left Brain (2019)

In the intricate labyrinth of love and uncertainty, we find Arthur, a man grappling with OCD, who's found solace in the company of Helen for the past few months. As their bond deepens, Arthur finds himself in a quandary - are they friends, or is there a hint of something more tantalizing, something more than friendship? With the assistance of Vivien, his ebullient next-door neighbor, Arthur musters the courage to dial Helen, hoping to decode the cipher of their relationship. But fate has a twist in store; Helen doesn't answer, plunging Arthur into a restless night of introspection. As insomnia grips him, he embarks on a journey through the corridors of time, meticulously dissecting every minute spent with Helen, in a quest to discern her feelings for him. This nocturnal journey is far from solitary, as Arthur's inner voice, personified by a different actor, engages him in a spirited debate. This voice, unusually opinionated on this sleepless night, scrutinizes Arthur's dilemma from a fresh perspective. For many, sleeplessness can be a maddening ordeal, but perhaps it's during these restless hours that we uncover the rawest, most honest versions of ourselves. In the throes of this revelation, Arthur teeters on the precipice of self-discovery and the elusive truth about Helen's feelings.

Me and My Left Brain is a comedy movie featuring Chantelle Barry.

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