A woman finds herself trapped in a remote hotel where the violent echoes of her past come alive, blurring the lines between her darkest nightmares and the waking world.

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Themes

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Julie Pacino's directorial debut, I LIVE HERE NOW, presents a mesmerizing blend of psychological and body horror through the eyes of a young woman who has been conditioned by societal restraints to disconnect from her own body.

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Julie

Director's Statement

"I am thrilled to unveil this deeply personal project with Utopia. I Live Here Now explores fear and discomfort through the eyes of a woman who has been conditioned by societal restraints to disconnect from her own body. I hope this movie can create a unifying experience and entertain anyone who watches it. It’s a wild ride and I can’t wait to share it." - Julie Pacino

Cast

Lucy Fry as "Rose"

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Vampire Academy, Godfather of Harlem

Madeline Brewer as "Lillian"

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The Handmaid’s Tale, You, Orange is the New Black

Sheryl Lee as "Martha"

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Twin Peaks, Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me

Matt Rife as "Travis"

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Natural Selection, Walking Red Flag

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Comparable Films

I live here Now - Comparison

Mother!

  • Budget $30,000,000
  • Gross $44,516,999

Unsane

  • Budget $1,500,000
  • Gross $14,296,709

Midsommar

  • Budget $9,000,000
  • Gross $46,721,621

Rosemary’s Baby

  • Budget $3,200,000
  • Gross $33,397,080

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Worldwide Sales

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I LIVE HERE NOW is supported by Robert Schwartzman’s distribution company, Utopia.

Utopia’s recent sales slate includes comedy Drugstore June, queer revenge thriller Femme, sci-fi thriller Divinity from Eddie Alcazar and EP Steven Soderbergh, which has sold in multiple territories; queer drama Chestnut starring Natalia Dyer; and surf documentary Trilogy: New Wave.

In recent months Utopia has closed territory sales on titles such as Divinity, ShivaBaby, Chestnut, and What Doesn’t Float, among others.

I LIVE HERE NOW operates on so many levels. It’s sexy, dangerous, has a great cast and is incredibly topical.

— Marie Zenitar, Head of Sales Utopia —

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She’s at her most powerful, but also her most vulnerable

— Lillian —

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