Who Am I Now? is a drama film directed by Louise E. Lathey and written by Sam Probst and Lathey. The movie follows Erin (Barry), a young woman who is a recovering addict, and Alex (Coghlan), who is a lawyer, as they meet, connect, and fall in love. However, Erin's past trauma and struggles with her identity as a gay woman cause her to resist exploring her feelings for Alex.
As the two women get to know each other, they open up about their pasts, and their attraction grows stronger. Erin is rattled by the intense feelings she has for Alex and tries to numb them with alcohol and drugs. Meanwhile, Alex is struggling to navigate her own feelings while facing opposition from her colleagues who question her judgment for falling in love with someone like Erin.
Erin's inability to accept her sexuality leads to a deterioration of her relationships with her friends and mentor, and her spiral into self-destructive behavior becomes harder to ignore. Despite the odds, Alex continues to support Erin and tries to help her work through her fears. As Erin's substance abuse worsens, Alex is forced to make a tough decision about their future.
In the end, Who Am I Now? explores the complexities of sexuality, addiction, and self-discovery while showing the power of love and empathy in overcoming obstacles.
