In the hauntingly introspective drama Before Me, directed and written by Matthew Simpson, a man grapples with the disorienting experience of reliving the most pivotal moments of his life in reverse chronological order. The film follows a protagonist portrayed by Angelo Rosario as he is thrust into a surreal journey backwards through his own memories, forced to confront the choices and relationships that defined him. As he moves from the present into an increasingly uncertain past, he encounters a cast of characters played by Grace Berry, Jeffrey Poyo, Drew Russell, and Kyle Painter, each representing a crucial fragment of his personal history. With a tone that blends philosophical meditation with emotional urgency, the narrative explores themes of regret, redemption, and the fragile nature of identity. The central conflict emerges as the protagonist struggles to understand whether this backwards odyssey is a chance to rewrite his story or simply a final reckoning with the man he used to be. Anchored by a powerful ensemble including Kaylie Heyner, Patrick Logan, Adam Bash, Caroline Knight, and Whitney Lavaux, this 112-minute cinematic experience offers a poignant and visually arresting reflection on the inescapable weight of memory.