In the hauntingly brief yet emotionally charged drama "I'm Not Home," directed by Elena Parasco, a young man named Alex, played by Julian De Niro, finds himself trapped in a cycle of dislocation and longing. Struggling with the aftermath of a fractured family, Alex drifts through familiar spaces that no longer feel like his own, his sense of belonging slipping away with each passing day. His path crosses with a quiet stranger portrayed by Eli Brown, whose own hidden vulnerabilities mirror Alex's search for connection. As they navigate the liminal spaces of empty rooms and forgotten memories, the film delves into themes of identity, loss, and the elusive nature of home. Parasco crafts a poignant atmosphere of melancholy and quiet yearning, where every silence speaks volumes. This 12-minute drama compresses a profound exploration of what it means to feel unmoored, leaving viewers with a lingering ache for the places—and people—that once anchored us.