Yael Stone

Me Myself I -- Rachel Griffiths (Hilary and Jackie, Muriel's Wedding) stars in this romantic comedy about a woman who gets an unexpected chance to make up for a missed opportunity. Written and directed by award-winning editor Pip Karmel (Shine).

Pamela Drury (Griffiths) seems to be living the life of the ideal modern woman. She's an award-winning writer, she's traveled the world, and she owns real estate. But she can't shake the overwhelming feeling that she's missing something, never having fallen in love. She passed on Mr. Right, Robert Dickson (Roberts), when she turned down his marriage proposal 13 years before. Now, regret and desperation plague her as she finds herself trapped in the life of her alter ego.

Pamela Drury (Rachel Griffiths) is in a crisis. As she enters her thirties, she is struck by the realization that she has made a complete mess of her life. Sure, she's traveled the world, has an award-winning career, and owns real estate. So why does she have the overwhelming feeling that she's missed the boat to love and happiness? What happened to Mr. Right? Pamela comes to the conclusion that she let him go when she turned down Robert Dickson thirteen years ago. Wracked with regret and at the brink of despair, Pamela magically collides with someone who is to change her life -- herself. ThePamela who did marry Robert Dickson all those years ago. Pamela Two comes complete with Robert, three children and a dog. Astonished to meet her alternative self, Pamela is further stunned when Pamela Two vanishes, leaving Pamela stranded in the totally unfamiliar married life... with hysterical and heartwarming consequences.

Pamela Drury (Rachel Griffiths) seems to be living the life of the ideal modern woman. She's an award-winning writer, she's traveled the world, and she owns real estate. But she can't shake the overwhelming feeling that she's missing something, never having fallen in love. She passed on Mr. Right, Robert Dickson (David Roberts), when she turned down his marriage proposal 13 years before. Now, regret and desperation plague her as she finds herself trapped in the life of her alter ego.