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Talk Me

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Talk Me
Directed byJoecar Hanna
Screenplay byJoecar Hanna
Produced bySpike Lee
StarringJoecar Hanna
Melanie Smith
Albert Carbó
Carlos Gorbe
CinematographySam Motamedi
Edited byJoecar Hanna
Production
company
Release date
Running time
20 minutes
CountriesSpain
United States
LanguagesSpanish
Catalan
Valencian
Cantonese
Fang

Talk Me is an American-Spanish short drama film, directed by Joecar Hanna and released in 2025.[1] Set in a world where intimate conversation has been outlawed, the film stars Hanna as Pedro, a man stuck in an unfulfilling marriage to his husband, who discovers the emotional intimacy of singing when he meets and becomes fascinated by Kira (Melanie Smith), a free-spirited woman.[1]

Hanna described the film as being partly a metaphor for his cultural displacement as a person of mixed Spanish, African and Asian heritage who often feels like both an insider and an outsider to multiple cultures.[2] He deliberately set the film in a "reversed" world in which sexual intimacy is permitted but sharing feelings through conversation is taboo.[2]

The film premiered in the Cinéfondation program of student films at the 2025 Cannes Film Festival.[3] It was subsequently screened at the 2025 Toronto International Film Festival, where it was named the winner of the award for Best International Short Film.[4]

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