Who You Think I Am Reviews

Movie Reviews

• this small but perfectly formed French-language thriller is a worthy heir of Hitchcock. It even features a death scene ripped directly from "Vertigo". But it's more than just twisty, smarty-pants homage

  by Kevin Maher [The Times (UK) ]

• the film finally takes shape as a flawed but elegant morality tale about the dangers and temptations of the virtual life

  by Sandra Hall [Sidney Morning Herald (Australia) ]

• Safy Nebbou tucks bittersweet human observations between unabashedly outlandish twists. With Binoche once more on beguiling form,.. this slinky entertainment can expect numerous distributors' friend requests

  by Guy Lodge [Variety ]

• ridiculous, sub-Hitchcockian French drama starring Juliette Binoche; the increasingly convoluted and silly plotting undermines any chance of an entertaining film, let alone one with anything meaningful to say

  by Allan Hunter [The List Film (UK) ]

• Juliet Binoche's performance is incredibly engaging; "Who You Think I Am" is a catfish story on the surface but wields a much more substantial message once under Safy Nebbou's microscope

  by April McIntyre [HeyUGuys ]

• a very enjoyable picture starring Juliette Binoche from French director Safy Nebbou; Binoche's performance and the movie are elegant, ingenious and sexy

  by Peter Bradshaw [The Guardian ]

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