Fresh from a festival run that got underway with a world premiere at Fantasia International Film Festival last July, Utopia has released a trailer for I Live Here Now, a new horror from writer-director Julie Pacino.
Lucy Fry stars as Rose, a struggling actress who flees to a crumbling motel after a series of events in her life leaves her feeling overwhelmed, where she begins to experience sleep paralysis and eerie motel dwellers that cause her mind to unravel, pushing the boundaries between memory and madness, and forcing her to confront the buried dark truth of her past.
Joining Fry in the cast are Madeline Brewer, Sarah Rich, Lara Clear, Matt Rife, Sheryl Lee, and Cara Seymour. Watch the trailer below…
In the surreal landscape of I LIVE HERE NOW, struggling actress Rose (Lucy Fry) finds her life upended by unexpected news. She’s suddenly forced to confront a future she never thought possible, just as a major career opportunity with top agent Cindy Abrams (Cara Seymour) comes into view. Things spiral further when her casual boyfriend, Travis (Matt Rife) brings his overbearing mother (Sheryl Lee) into the fold, pushing Rose to the brink.
She flees to The Crown Inn, a crumbling motel at the edge of nowhere, where time fractures and reality bends. Haunted by sleep paralysis, splintered memories, and eerie motel dwellers, especially the enigmatic Lillian (Madeline Brewer), Rose begins to unravel. To move forward, she must confront the buried truth of her past that her body has never forgotten.
Look for I Live Here Now coming soon from Utopia.
