Who You Think I Am

The film adheres to traditional structures that assume everyone is straight or cisgender. There are no visible LGBTQ+ identities or storylines centered around queer characters.

Female characters avoid submissive roles but often serve as catalysts for male psychological development. The professional and investigative fields are predominantly male-dominated.

Tahar Rahim's casting adds a significant layer of diversity. The film reflects modern French demographics and challenges Eurocentric casting norms with its multicultural setting.

The narrative effectively questions institutional certainty and explores moral relativism. It highlights the tension between legal systems and personal ethics.

Psychological distress and mental instability play key roles in the plot. However, these conditions are not portrayed in a nuanced manner, focusing instead on their impact on the investigation.