A screenwriter’s search for identity unfolds in a world of fame and illusion, where proximity to Hollywood’s elite, Nick Nolte, Sidney Poitier, Wolfgang Puck, and others, reveals that even the celebrated wrestle with the same quiet ache: Who are we, really? 

 

Told with the eye of a filmmaker and the soul of a confession, My Name is Nobody is a 48,800-word cinematic memoir of faith, longing, and self-discovery, where the pursuit of applause gives way to Grace, and the quiet truth that we are known by someone greater than ourselves.