Ezra, a once-famous trumpeter, now struggles to keep his career afloat, performing for scraps at the local small jazz club. After his family is killed in a horrific car crash, Ezra stumbles upon a lighthouse and is mistaken for the keeper by one of the workers. Drawn by the power of the lighthouse, he decides to stay, living as a recluse. Soon, however, he encounters a suicidal visitor, Sam, and finds solace in his presence, gaining the resolve to help the lost souls that stumble upon the lighthouse. As days pass, Ezra meets Hannah, a beautiful, enigmatic teacher who imbues his life with meaning and potential newfound happiness. But Sam, feeling excluded and threatened, becomes unreasonably jealous, leading to an inevitable clash that forces each character to confront their deepest selves, testing the limits of isolation and redemption in Ezra’s secluded new world.<br /><br />Composed by two-time Grammy Award-winner Walter Afanasieff (Celine Dion’s “My Heart Will Go On”) and featuring an all-star cast headlined by Jack Huston and Abbie Cornish, I'M BEGINNING TO SEE THE LIGHT is a reflective, emotional drama that showcases its central lighthouse setting as a multi-layered metaphor around the complexity of life, love and loss.<br /><br />As the film arrives for its VOD release and exclusive theatrical engagement, Peter Gray spoke with actress Jamie Chung about her pivotal role in Konstantin Khudyakov’s thoughtful film, how she found her way into the character and what it is she loves about acting.
