Me and Will

A 1999 American drama directed and written by Melora Walters and Sherrie Rose. The story follows two women, Jane (Sherrie Rose) and Will (Melora Walters), who struggle with drug addiction and decide to change their lives by embarking on a cross-country motorcycle journey. They steal the legendary Harley-Davidson ridden by Peter Fonda in "Easy Rider" and set off across the United States in search of meaning and freedom. Along the way, they encounter various people, including eccentric travelers, bikers, and small-town residents, who help them discover what they truly want in life. As their journey unfolds, Jane and Will face challenges, memories of their past, and their inner demons. Their friendship is tested as they are forced to make difficult choices. The film is a blend of road movie elements, self-discovery, and redemption, exploring themes of addiction, freedom, and female friendship.