

A Different Man
Overview
Aspiring actor Edward undergoes a radical medical procedure to drastically transform his appearance. But his new dream face quickly turns into a nightmare.
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- $1,169,365
- Production
- A24, Killer Films, Grand Motel Films
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Cast

Sebastian Stan
Edward

Renate Reinsve
Ingrid

Adam Pearson
Oswald

Miles G. Jackson
Sean

Patrick Wang
Director

Neal Davidson
Corey

Marc Geller
Ragged Man

Sergio Delavicci
Mover

Lawrence Arancio
Landlord

Billy Griffith
Ollie

John Keating
Dr. Varno

C. Mason Wells
Carl

Corey Taylor
Luther

Malachi Weir
Dr. Flexner

Nina White
Dr. Trutz

Juney Smith
Nestor

Lucy Kaminsky
Mariana

Owen Kline
Nick

Jarvis Tomdio
Clay

Karoline
Vivian
Crew
- Director
- Aaron Schimberg
- Writers
- Aaron Schimberg
- Cinematography
- Wyatt Garfield
- Composer
- Umberto Smerilli
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CinemaSerf
October 6, 2024
"Edward" (Sebastian Stan) is a facially disfigured man, stuck in a rundown apartment, whose life isn't really going anywhere fast. Then he gets a new neighbour. "Ingrid" (Renato Reinsve) is a writer who befriends him and promises him a part in her play. Meantime, his doctors manage to get him on a radical course of treatment that gradually returns his face to a more normal visage. Returning to his flat, and with some fairly grotesque things emerging from his leaky ceiling, he realises that nobod…

good.film
October 30, 2024
_A Different Man_ delights with a delicious paradox: take a character who feels outcast because of his looks, and then – _voila_. Melt away his differences. _Would he suddenly fit in? Would his life instantly turn around? Or is “success” far more than skin deep?_ New York writer-director Aaron Schimberg wants us to ponder if Edward is better off than he was before. We're caught between wondering if he's a victim of society’s need for normalcy – or a victim of _his own_ victim complex. With…
Brent Marchant
January 7, 2025
Stories that allegorically address themes related to self-esteem, social acceptance and prejudice undoubtedly merit our attention, provided that they execute their narratives in discernable, cogent, relatable ways. Unfortunately, though, that’s where writer-director Aaron Schimberg’s third feature drops the ball. The film follows the strange saga of Edward Lemuel (Sebastian Stan), an aspiring New York actor afflicted with a severe skin disfigurement that has left his face overcome with tumorous …
badelf
May 6, 2026
**A Different Man (2024)** _Directed by Aaron Schimberg_ Aaron Schimberg's A Different Man announces its literary pedigree early, nodding to The Elephant Man and Cyrano de Bergerac (a clip plays on a TV screen, lest we miss the connection). But the true lineage, unacknowledged, is Hiroshi Teshigahara's The Face of Another (1966). Like that Japanese masterwork, Schimberg's film asks what happens when a man sheds his disfigured face, only to discover the prison was never external. The premis…










