Who Am I

A young, socially awkward computer hacker named Benjamin gets entangled with a dangerous cyber-terrorist group known as CLAY (Chaos, Loyalty, Ambition, You). As Benjamin delves deeper into their world, he finds himself playing a deadly game of cat and mouse with both the group and the authorities. The lines between reality and deception blur as he tries to outsmart everyone around him.

Who Am I received generally positive reviews, praised for its fast-paced narrative, stylish direction, and compelling performances, particularly from Tom Schilling. Critics noted its clever plot twists and its exploration of identity and technology in the digital age, though some found certain plot points to be overly convoluted.

• Praised for its intricate plot and suspenseful atmosphere.

• Tom Schilling's performance as the complex protagonist was a highlight.

• The film's exploration of hacking and digital identity was seen as timely and engaging.

Google audience: Google users generally enjoyed the film, appreciating its suspenseful thriller elements and the intriguing story about a hacker. Many found it to be a clever and well-executed German production with a satisfying twist.

The film's director, Baran bo Odar, and lead actor, Tom Schilling, would later collaborate on the critically acclaimed Netflix series 'Dark'.