Who Am I(2014) ★ Extended

Desperate for MRX's approval, Benjamin inadvertently leaks sensitive information that leads to the murder of another hacker by the . Now wanted by both Interpol and dangerous criminals, Benjamin surrenders to Europol investigator Hanne Lindberg . He offers to unmask MRX in exchange for witness protection, telling her his story through a series of interrogation room flashbacks. The Twists

The film is famous for its "nested" plot twists regarding Benjamin’s identity and mental state:

Hanne realizes that if he has this disorder, he cannot be prosecuted. She allows him to "delete" himself from the system to start a new life. Who Am I(2014)

In the 2014 German techno-thriller , the story follows Benjamin Engel , a lonely, socially awkward computer whiz in Berlin who feels invisible to the world but finds power behind a screen . The Rise of CLAY

Evidence suggests Benjamin has Dissociative Identity Disorder (multiple personalities) and that his "friends" in CLAY were actually just him all along—a setup reminiscent of films like Fight Club . The Twists The film is famous for its

The story serves as a commentary on the "lonely nerd" archetype, demonstrating that in the digital age, being "invisible" is the ultimate superpower.

It is revealed that Benjamin faked the disorder with the help of his very real friends to manipulate Hanne into giving him a fresh start. He successfully "hacks" the investigator to disappear into total anonymity. The Rise of CLAY Evidence suggests Benjamin has

Benjamin's life changes when he meets the charismatic . Along with two others, Stephan and Paul, they form a subversive hacker collective called CLAY (Clowns Laughing @ You). The group gains notoriety through daring, prank-like cyber stunts—such as hacking a neo-Nazi rally or the German intelligence agency—to impress the legendary, anonymous hacker MRX . The Conflict