I'm Levi

I'm Levi centers on a young man, Levi, who lives in a close-knit village and grapples with his emerging identity. As he confides in his best friend Laura about his feelings for Noah, the film presents an intimate look at his struggle with acceptance from both his family and community.

The narrative unfolds as Levi attempts to share his truth with his parents, who initially respond positively. However, the film raises questions about how his village will react to his revelations. With a focus on personal growth and the challenges of adolescence, I'm Levi resonates with audiences familiar with the complexities of love and acceptance.

Directed by Aaron Wan, this film offers a poignant examination of youth and the courage it takes to be oneself in an often unaccepting world. Collectors interested in contemporary LGBTQ+ cinema will find this film significant.