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Tell Me Who I Am explores deeply personal themes based on the true story of two brothers confronting painful family secrets. The filmmakers carefully decided to share their story publicly, knowing it could bring both praise and criticism affecting not only themselves but their extended families. The documentary is structured smartly into three parts, focusing on different perspectives, which makes the complex story easy to follow. The narrative builds tension gradually as inconsistencies in Markus’s version of their past emerge, especially from Alex’s point of view, leading to the discovery of a shocking family secret. Symbolic visuals and room settings effectively reflect the emotional distance and changes between the brothers, helping viewers connect with their evolving relationship. The film resolves with clarity and emotional growth, showing the brothers beginning to heal and rebuild their bond. Visually, the documentary uses cinematic close-ups, contrasting black-and-white costumes and backgrounds, and personal photos to enhance authenticity and emotional impact. The subtle yet fitting music supports the mood without overwhelming the story. Overall, Tell Me Who I Am offers a compelling and unique viewing experience that deeply resonates with its audience. Read the full review here: (Indonesian version : alunauwie.com) and (English version : uwiepuspita.com)