Tell Me Your Name

Tokyo’s neon lights come in infinite shades. However for one man they only cast shadows—over a life numbed by alcohol pills and suffering he does not understand. Chance encounters begin to unravel his suffering drawing him into himself where despair fear and hope blur. As his nights deepen so do the questions he can no longer escape: What is pain and why do we chase it? What is love and what does it cost? What does society take from those who don’t belong? Who am I beneath the masks of society? And in the end who am I? Brutal raw and unflinching it cuts to the bone of love pain and the secrets we hide even from ourselves. Sasha Pinpin has never stayed in one place for long. He is a lifelong wanderer who has crossed borders and cultures collecting stories from crowded cities quiet villages and countless bars along the way. His writing is alive with the voices of dreamers cynics seekers drifters and everyday souls he has met. Through them he captures the restless spirit in us all—the urge to move to search and to discover what it means to be human.