The movie Fear Me Not follows Michael as he struggles with the effects of the experimental anti-depressant. At first, he feels a newfound sense of confidence and freedom, but soon the drug begins to take over his life.
Michael struggles to keep his secret from his family, including his wife and children. As his behavior becomes increasingly erratic and violent, his wife becomes suspicious and confronts him about his strange behavior.
Despite the danger, Michael cannot stop taking the pills and eventually spirals out of control. The tension builds to a shocking and devastating climax as Michael's family is forced to confront the extent to which he has lost himself.
The film raises important questions about the ethics of clinical trials and the potential dangers of experimental drugs, as well as the impact of repressed emotions and instincts.
