The battle between the longing for the security and comfort we hope to find in relationships (with the risks and effort that go along with it) and the pull toward the security and comfort of aloneness (with the loneliness and fear that can accompany it).

I Am Yours is a pensive, perceptive study of a woman adrift whose expectations of a relationship are never quite matched.

Actress Iram Haq makes a solid directorial debut with this tale of clashing cultures.

Acharia's electric performance is impressive, while director Iram Haq brings an insider's sympathy to the protagonist's plight.

Haq has the storytelling style of a lawyer calmly presenting the facts of a case leaving it to the audience to decide whether to focus judgment on Mina or unsympathetic circumstances.

Anchored by a splendid lead performance from Amrita Acharia, but a little directionless otherwise ...

How to be a mother, a lover and an aspiring actress all at once?

Culture clash amplifies the array of life options open for all women, and lends this quietly compelling film an extra layer of difficulty for a young Pakistani-Norwegian woman as she attempts to navigate them.

...a fairly run-of-the-mill character study that's elevated by star Amrita Acharia's spellbinding performance...