I Am I

I Am I tells the story of Rachael, who encounters her estranged father, Gene, at her mother's funeral. Gene suffers from Korsakov's Syndrome, a form of retrograde amnesia that leaves him unable to remember anything past the age of thirty-three. In a bid to bond with him, Rachael pretends to be her deceased mother, leading to unexpected conversations that help them navigate their fractured relationship.

This film features a diverse cast, including Simon Helberg and Jason Ritter. It touches on themes of family, memory, and the impact of disease, making it a poignant portrayal of connection amidst confusion. The unique narrative structure and emotional depth can resonate with those interested in character-driven stories, particularly in the drama genre.