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Soon afterward, she discovers an internet blog that claims to be a diary of her life written by Mima herself, yet she has no memory of writing it. But the details in it are far too accurate for it to be a hoax.
 
Is it a [[Stalker Withwith a Crush]]? Does Mima have a [[Split Personality]]? [[It Got Worse|Or is it something far, far worse?]]
 
Insanity ensues.
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=== Provides examples of: ===
 
* [[Acting in Thethe Dark]]: What the director of ''Double Bind'' does to his actors, making the parallels between the Mima and the character she plays in the movie even creepier as both start to suspect they are the killer.
* [[Animated Adaptation]]: Adapted from a novel.
* [[Asshole Victim]]: Arguably one or two of them.
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* [[Foot Focus]]: The film is littered throughout with numerous closeups of Mima's bare feet, particularly during chase scenes.
* [[Freak-Out]]: Mima, coming home at the end of a particular traumatic day after filming a rape scene, finds her beloved pet fish dead, and loses control for a moment, trashing her apartment. She ({{spoiler|as well as Rumi}}) has numerous moments where she freaks out throughout the rest of the movie.
* [[A Glass in Thethe Hand]]: Mima does this with a teacup at one point.
* [[Go Mad From the Revelation]]: {{spoiler|Rumi in the ending, is seen permanently delusional and institutionalized at a mental hospital.}}
* [[Gonk]]: Arguably a few characters due to the art style, but most definitely Me-Mania.
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* {{spoiler|[[Kill the Cutie]]: Very nearly.}}
* [[Loony Fan]]: Me-Mania.
* [[The Man in Thethe Mirror Talks Back]]
* [[Mean Character, Nice Actor]]: When Mima's ''Double Bind'' character is manhandled and raped by a rowdy crowd, the actor playing said rapist quietly stammers out "I'm so sorry" between takes.
* [[The Mirror Shows Your True Self]]: {{spoiler|In the final confrontation between Mima and her alter ego, both Mima and the audience see the alter ego as the phantom [[Idol Singer]] Mima that has been haunting Mima. Only the mirror reflection shows the truth — that it's really Rumi dressed up as Mima.}}
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* [[Personal Horror]]
* [[Public Exposure]]: Mima poses for a photographer who gradually convinces her to undress.
* [[Punny Name]]: "Me-Mania" is "Mimania" is "[[Stalker Withwith a Crush|Mima mania]]".
* [[Psychological Horror]]
* [[Psycho Supporter]]: Me-Mania.
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* [[Shout-Out]]:
** In Mima's first acting role, two characters in the scene discuss a serial killer who removes his victims' skin because he wants to be a woman. That plot sounds [[The Silence of the Lambs|a little familiar]].
** Tadakoro also mentions "[[Jodie Foster|Jodie whatshername]]" in a later conversation about Mima's career. He was specifically referring to ''[[The Accused (Film)|The Accused]]'', in which Foster plays a rape victim.
* [[Shower of Angst]]: Mima is shown taking a bath in the middle of the movie after all the shit she goes through.
* [[Show Within a Show]]: Extreme type 4 example, such that at times it's unclear whether what you're watching is happening to Mima or her character (or maybe both).
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** And another disorder related to Schizophrenia, called ''[http://www.health.am/psy/shared-psychotic-disorder/ Folie à deux]''. The subjective nature of a person's image and how it may differ from that actual person, possibly even taking on a life of its own, is one of the major points of the film.
* [[Stalker Shrine]]: {{spoiler|Rumi's room is an exact replica of Mima's room.}}
* [[Stalker Withwith a Crush]]: Me-Mania.
* [[Stepford Smiler]]: {{spoiler|Both Mima (Type A) and Rumi (Type C).}}
* [[Stylistic Suck]]: The show-within-a-show ''Double Bind'' features abundant sex and violence and [[Follow the Leader|borrows rather heavily]] from other well-known psychological thrillers.