You Are Not I

Year: 1981

Runtime: 49 mins

Language: English

Director: Sara Driver

Drama

After fleeing a mental hospital amid a multi‑car wreck nearby, a young woman is mistakenly identified as a trauma victim. A rescue volunteer takes her to her sister’s home, where the truth about her condition and the circumstances surrounding the accident slowly emerges.

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