Doppelgänger

The Munich student Albert is haunted in his daily life by the disturbing claim that his doppelgänger is walking around the city. What begins as a curious rumor, soon has Albert in its grip. The thought that somewhere a man exists who looks just like him becomes a fixed idea for him and unsettles him. The political topic of surveillance, a subject that has often been discussed in the shared student apartment, also becomes intertwined with Albert’s perceived threat. Under the rebellious slogan “Make Yourself Unrecognizable!”, the roommates have been developing little sabotage actions. For Albert, who fear of control and loss of identity is already growing, the personal and political levels merge. His fear of loss of control and identity develops into a journey between mistrust, identity, and the question of whether reality and paranoia can still be distinguished from each other.