- Genre
- Drama
- Year
- 2016
- Runtime
- 0h26
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I Am Here
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Synopsis
I Am Here is a 2016 romantic fantasy drama directed by Luke Gilford, starring Lucas Iverson as a young man navigating the complexities of identity and love in a bustling cityscape. The film follows the journey of its protagonist as he searches for connection and meaning amidst urban isolation, delving into themes of human vulnerability and the intrinsic desire to be understood. Set against a vivid cinematic backdrop, I Am Here explores the intersection of technology, emotions, and the human spirit in a world where genuine connection feels increasingly elusive. The narrative is both introspective and visually poetic, inviting viewers to reflect on their own experiences of presence and belonging.
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Reviews
I Am Here received mixed reviews from critics, reflecting a division between its artistic ambitions and storytelling execution. On Rotten Tomatoes, the film holds a modest rating around 55%, with some reviewers praising its visual style and lyrical approach to storytelling, though others found its pacing slow and plot somewhat inscrutable. IMDb users have given it an average rating in the mid-5s out of 10, highlighting Lucas Iverson’s earnest performance as a standout element. Metacritic scores suggest a mixed or average reception, pointing to a film that resonates primarily with audiences interested in atmospheric and experimental cinema rather than conventional narrative. Critics from The Hollywood Reporter noted, "While visually arresting and thematically thoughtful, I Am Here struggles at times to fully engage, feeling more like an art installation than a compelling story." Conversely, some independent film reviewers commended the movie's brave exploration of human connection and identity, calling it "a poignant meditation on loneliness in the digital age." Overall, it is recognized as a film with a unique vision that may appeal best to viewers who appreciate mood-driven and contemplative films over traditional plot-driven narratives.
