I’m Lost Without You: A Desperate Race for a Life-Saving Drug

The new film “I Don’t Know Who You Are” delves into the harrowing reality of a young musician named Benjamin, played by Mark Clennon, who finds himself in a desperate situation after a shocking sexual assault. The film, directed by M.H. Murray, follows Benjamin as he navigates the aftermath of the assault, including the urgent need for a life-changing medication that comes with a hefty price tag of $919.57.

As Benjamin grapples with the trauma of the assault and the financial burden of the medication, the audience is taken on a raw and emotional journey through his struggle to come up with the money before the 72-hour window for treatment closes. With an empty fridge and overdue bills, Benjamin is forced to reach out to friends and acquaintances in a desperate attempt to gather the funds he needs.

Shot on a micro-budget, “I Don’t Know Who You Are” offers a poignant look at the vulnerability and resilience of its protagonist, capturing the shame and insecurity that accompany such a traumatic experience. The film also highlights the support and solidarity within the artist and queer communities as they rally around Benjamin in his time of need.

With a compelling performance from Clennon and a heartfelt narrative inspired by real-life experiences, “I Don’t Know Who You Are” is a powerful exploration of empathy and human connection in the face of adversity. The film is currently playing in select theatres across Canada, offering audiences a chance to witness a gripping story of survival and strength.