Who Am I?

Benjamin, a socially awkward computer hacker, longs to be part of a notorious hacker group called CLAY. He gets his chance when he meets Max, a charismatic hacker who takes him under his wing. Together, they pull off increasingly daring cybercrimes, but their actions soon attract the attention of dangerous figures, leading to a thrilling cat-and-mouse game where nothing is as it seems.

Who Am I? was generally well-received by critics, particularly for its fast-paced plot, stylish direction, and strong performances from its lead actors. The film was praised for its innovative take on the hacker thriller genre and its suspenseful narrative that kept audiences engaged. While some found certain plot twists predictable, the overall consensus was that it was a smart and entertaining thriller.

• Praised for its sleek, modern aesthetic and dynamic pacing.
• Lauded for its twists and turns, keeping viewers guessing.
• The performances, especially from Tom Schilling, were highlighted as a strength.

Google audience: Audiences largely enjoyed the film's suspenseful plot and the clever portrayal of hacking. Many viewers found it to be a gripping and well-executed thriller with a satisfying, albeit surprising, conclusion.

Nominated for the German Film Award (Deutscher Filmpreis) for Best Feature Film.

The film's title sequence was designed to mimic the visual style of code and data streams, enhancing its technological theme.