Godfrey is the story of man so traumatized and guilt ridden by a personal tragedy that he's dealt with it in a profound way: he's decided to be anyone but himself. One day he's taking on the persona of an English art critic, then a poet, next an urban graffiti artist, a Cuban salsa dancer, and many other witty personas. Godfrey's coping mechanisms keep him sane, but he's a man who has absolutely no idea who he is. Sara Dash, a smart, insightful writer with writer's block who struggles with her own sense of self, stumbles upon him at a gallery opening. Intrigued by his character, Sara tries to unravel the mystery of Godfrey, while at the same time using him to write a new novel. A fragile friendship develops between the two - one that is marked by humor, poignancy, self-reflection, and a resolution in which two wounded people are able to help heal each other.