I really wanted to see this movie for a long time, but just got around to it now. It’s hard to find hacking movies that truly deliver, and I haven't encountered anything quite as good as 'Who Am I'. This one felt somewhat like a found-footage film, using webcams and phone cameras throughout. That wasn’t really realistic; even someone with a basic understanding of computers would notice. Still, it was entertaining enough. I enjoyed the fast pace and edgy feel. The story involves a contest winner expecting a dinner date with a celebrity later that night. While he's updating his blog, someone hacks into his computer and adds content beyond what he initially planned. But things quickly take an unexpected turn; he becomes the hacker’s pawn and is forced to do whatever they say or face serious repercussions. The rest of the plot details how far this goes and how it resolves itself. It's not the greatest film in this genre, but it was watchable. It started out slowly, then gained momentum before reaching a strong conclusion. I wasn’t thrilled with the ending, particularly the twist—it could have been better, though it was still acceptable. Elijah gave a good performance; I had seen him previously in his latest Netflix film and liked his work there. The rest of the cast was adequate as well. It's a Spanish movie filmed in English. I plan to watch 'Colossal,' also directed by this filmmaker, soon. Overall, it’s a decent way to spend some time, and you might enjoy it like I did. **6/10**

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