After an impossible pregnancy throws her life into crisis, aspiring actor Rose escapes to the remote Crown Inn. But the hotel soon opens into something far stranger: a vibrant, dreamlike psychological landscape where time fractures, memories bleed into the present, and its unsettling residents seem to embody different parts of her fear, desire and trauma.

Drawing on the symbolic, psychological cinema of Ingmar Bergman and David Lynch, as well as the feverish colour of Dario Argento, I Live Here Now unfolds less like a conventional mystery than an immersive psychodrama about identity, generational trauma and bodily autonomy.

As Rose moves deeper through the inn’s shifting reality, she is forced to confront the parts of herself she has shut away—and reclaim ownership of a body others have tried to define for her.