Another Me (Spanish: Mi otro yo) is a 2013 psychological thriller drama film directed by Isabel Coixet and starring Sophie Turner (in her film debut), Jonathan Rhys Meyers, Claire Forlani, Rhys Ifans, and Gregg Sulkin.

Her teacher, John (Jonathan Rhys Meyers) advises her to look at Roman Polanski's 1971 version of Macbeth for inspiration.

Fay goes to the school library to pick up a copy and, while there, is terrified as lights begin to flicker on and off.

In school the next day, Fay sees her drama teacher, John, pulling into the parking lot and recognizes his car as the one belonging to the man she saw her mother kissing.

When he approaches her later to ask why she never waved back to him earlier that morning in the school playground, Fay denies ever being there and suspects it is the double she has been seeing around.

In the school courtyard, she sees that Monica has cut her hair in a direct imitation of her hairstyle and attacks her, believing that she is impersonating her.

Fay proceeds to grab scissors and cut her hand in order to create a distinctive scar so that people will be able to differentiate between her and her double.

However, after her father receives bad medical news, her mother reconciles with John.

Walking home with Drew, Fay sees John's car smashed into a tree and the police officer on the scene tells her that a girl threw a rock at his car window, causing him to have an accident but her mother escaped uninjured.

The next day at school Drew thanks Fay for a post coital picture of them he found in his locker.

Fay goes to the underpass near her home and calls out to Layla asking her to leave the family alone and apologizing for her death.