Director Julie Pacino and star Lucy Fry (Rose) discuss I Live Here Now, the haunting psychological drama exploring trauma, identity, and memory.
In I Live Here Now, struggling actress Rose (Lucy Fry) escapes to a crumbling roadside motel known as The Crown Inn, where time fractures and reality bends. Haunted by sleep paralysis, strange motel guests, and buried memories, Rose must confront the past her body has never forgotten.
Shot on vibrant 35mm with striking 16mm sequences, Julie Pacino’s feature debut blends surreal imagery with emotional storytelling to explore the fragile line between memory and madness.
In this interview we discuss:
• Daughter of Legendary Actor Al Pacino, Julie Pacino’s feature debut on what personal inspirations behind the film
• Lucy Fry’s approach to grounding Rose emotionally within such a surreal world
• How conversations about childhood and trauma shaped the collaboration on set
• What the mysterious character Lillian represents in Rose’s journey
• The importance of sound design and sound mixing in building the film’s atmosphere
• Julie’s tease of her next project being even more “witchy and culty”
• Whether Lucy would return to that world in a future collaboration
• A quick update on Godfather of Harlem Season 5
I Live Here Now opens March 5, 2026 at The Roxy Cinema in New York City.
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