Who Am I 2015 (2015)

Who Am I is the kind of lean, propulsive thriller that hooks you with a simple nightmare scenario—waking up with no memory and a murder you can’t explain—and then keeps tightening the screws with each chase, each close call, each new fragment of truth. It has a scrappy, street-level energy, mixing bike-courier momentum with punchy action and a playful edge thanks to the chemistry with a sharp-tongued hitchhiker who turns panic into banter. The fun is in how the story keeps shifting under your feet, using its amnesia premise to set up twists that feel like trapdoors rather than gimmicks. If you want a slick, prestige thriller you may find it rough around the edges, but if you’re in the mood for originality, speed, and surprises, it’s an easy movie to root for.

Who Am I wants to be a breathless, on-the-run thriller with an amnesiac hero, a mystery parcel, and a wisecracking partner, and on paper that’s a perfectly workable setup. In practice, the plot gets so convoluted and logic-light that it stops building tension and starts feeling like random events stitched together, with clichés doing most of the heavy lifting. The action and performances rarely elevate the material, so if you’re hoping for crisp choreography or convincing stakes, you may end up watching the clock. If you can tolerate B-movie execution and just want a fast, disposable chase story, there are a few mildly entertaining moments—but anyone craving originality or coherence should steer clear.