"Don't You Know Who I Am?" is a rock documentary that follows Jesse Hughes, the eccentric frontman of Eagles of Death Metal, through an extraordinary journey of trauma, love, and resilience that spans multiple life-altering crises. The film centers on Hughes' dual struggle with survivor's guilt from the 2015 Bataclan terrorist attack in Paris, where he was performing when 90 people were killed, and his desperate fight to save his fiancée Tuesday Cross after she fell into a coma following a severe asthma attack in January 2022. Directed by Kevin James Barry and structured across eight chapters, the documentary captures Hughes navigating bureaucratic red tape, legal battles, and emotional turmoil while continuing his European tour and ultimately fighting for Tuesday's medical care and recovery. Through intimate interviews with figures like Billy Bob Thornton and Matt Pinfield, alongside personal footage of Hughes' pilgrimage to Butte, Montana, his testimony at the Bataclan trials, and Tuesday's eventual homecoming, the film explores themes of faith, the healing power of music, and the extraordinary lengths one person will go to protect those they love. Targeting fans of cinematic rock documentaries, the project positions itself as an inspiring testament to the indomitable human spirit and the transformative power of unwavering love in the face of unimaginable adversity.

DIRECTED BY: KEVIN JAMES BARRY

EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: CLAIRE MCLEOD HILL

PRODUCERS: KEVIN JAMES BARRY, JESSE HUGHES, JENIFER ORTEGA