I Am No One

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Jeremy O'Keefe, a middle-aged Professor of History, returns to his native New York to rebuild the life he left behind. A strange encounter with a young man who presumes an acquaintance he cannot remember, and a series of disconcerting events leave him with a growing conviction that he is being watched. As his grip on reality seems to shift, Jeremy struggles to know whether he can believe what he is experiencing. I Am No One explores the tenuous link between fear and paranoia in a post-Snowden era of creeping surveillance of everyday life.