Tell Me Who I Am

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Dakota P @DaCinephile 20h Alex and Marcus’ story is tragic and raw; Tell Me Who I Am gives it space to breathe and, one can hope, dissipate from their immediate thought. The story told in the documentary saddens the heart and shows all perspectives within a shared tragedy deserve a voice and understanding. Tell Me Who I Am is an exceptional example of the way an individual’s response to trauma takes on tailored reasoning. The lack of source material beyond photographs pushes the viewing into a doldrums at times, but the point was watching the journey to resolution of twin brothers with a shared horror of which only one has the key. See more Aluna U @RT14704568 Aug 31 *Tell Me Who I Am* is a deeply personal documentary that follows two brothers as they confront painful family secrets, unfolding through a smart three-part structure. The film uses symbolic visuals and intimate storytelling to reveal emotional distance and eventual healing between the brothers. With authentic cinematography and subtle music, it offers a powerful, resonant exploration of memory and truth. Read the full review here: (Indonesian version : alunauwie.com) and (English version : uwiepuspita.com) See more Leaburn O @RT35452347 04/27/2025 Usual unnecessarily long winded Netflix documentary. What I found disturbing about this one is that a seminal moment in their lives was turned into box office TV. I found that distasteful, disturbing and frankly quite perplexing. I found this an uneasy watch beyond the terrible topic matter. There was something off about the whole premise of this being a Netflix show. Watched on Netflix. See more kelly b @RT38164675 01/30/2025 WOW WOW WOW. This had me gripped the brothers are so warming but the story of the life they have grown up in is truly heartbreaking, breath-taking and tragic. How did it go from this happy mother that on the surface is loving and caring into a monster. See more Kyle M @RT77296778 01/05/2025 One of the more shocking and simultaneously upsetting documentaries to surface 2019 from questionably twisted circumstances to underline the core belief above the topical awareness when it’s become a therapeutic platform in sympathizing the pained lengths of brotherly love for the sake of comforting resolution to newfound, rediscovered and lingering pain. (B+) See more inta k @intuciic 04/22/2024 unique and painful story. See more Read all reviews

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