Do You Know Your Name

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In a post-apocalyptic waistland, a nearly blind survivor has been led to believe she and the man protecting her are humanity's last hope for repopulating the Earth, until another woman arrives and reveals he is more dangerous than the monsters outside.

WHY THIS WOULD MAKE A GREAT MOVIE:
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Survival stories shouldn’t all look the same. Do You Know Your Name? centers a lead we’ve never seen before, and in doing so, reclaims the genre. It’s stripped-down sci-fi with real-world resonance: isolation, identity, resilience, and the monsters we become when humanity fractures. In a post-pandemic world full of uncertainty and division, this story challenges what it means to live, remember, and belong. At a time when the world is asking who gets to survive, this film answers with style and soul.​

COMPARABLES:

A QUIET PLACE
BIRD BOX
PREY

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In a world devastated by a viral apocalypse, the infected do not simply die. They devolve into humanimals, feral creatures that crawl on all fours, hunt at night, and slowly lose their memories, even their names.

Lily and Adam believe they are the last two uninfected humans alive.

Lily is legally blind.
Adam is a former soldier who claims he saved her.

But Adam believes something far more dangerous. He is convinced he is the biblical Adam, chosen to repopulate the Earth, and that Lily is Lilith, destined to fulfill God’s design. What begins as protection reveals itself as captivity, as every rule and every ration tightens his grip.

When a fierce survivor named Nia enters their fragile camp, Adam’s delusion begins to crack. As paranoia escalates into violence and the humanimals close in, Lily must confront the truth. Survival is not just about escaping the monsters outside. It is about breaking free from the one inside the camp.

In a world where the infected forget who they are, identity becomes the last thing worth fighting for.