BE HERE NOW
An unemployed writer and activist with a fear of clowns is greeted by a clown version of herself in her bedroom. The film is a journey into the mind that grapples with existence, resistance, and what it means to be human.
What People Are Saying About
BE HERE NOW
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You've created a story that everyone can relate to, no matter where they come from. You said the things I only say to myself.
— said during the BHN Premiere
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This film is Black queer surrelism.
— said during the Hamden Screening
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It feels like you set up a camera in my house. These are all the things I say to myself, but don't dare to say to others. This film makes me want to be more courageous.
— said during the Bridgeport screening