"Remember Me, When We're Strangers" – Feature Film
In sun-drenched Los Angeles, street musician Khris finds an abandoned walkie-talkie on his corner spot. When a mysterious voice named Kristina asks him, "What is love?" Khris sets out to find her. Unbeknownst to Khris, Kristina suffers from long-term memory loss following an accident. As they navigate their connection, their journey reveals that pursuing love is more than just a question; it is a profound statement. This film is an unpaid project.
2 roles
Young Kristina, at 7 years old, appears in tender late-night flashbacks with her father, Christopher. Curious and sweet, she asks him searching questions like "What is love?" and holds onto his answers. By 14, that curiosity has matured into quiet perceptiveness; she's the one checking in on him, offering comfort beyond her years. A warm, close bond with her father is central to every scene. The actor should play both innocent childhood wonder and a more grounded early-teen sensitivity.
Kristina lives at home with their mom, Karla, and lights up scenes with sharp, playful energy. She's quick-witted and a little sassy, always ready with a teasing one-liner at her big brother's expense ("Khris has a lover"), but there's real affection under the banter she still calls him "big brother" and clearly adores him. Bright and observant for her age, she picks up on tension in the room fast and isn't afraid to call it out. A fun, spirited supporting presence who keeps family scenes lively
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