I Am Fiction

The documentary follows Thomas Altheimer as he sues Claus Bech-Nielsen for identity theft related to the book "Sovereign." This conflict thrusts Altheimer into a complex narrative filled with paranoia reminiscent of Kafka's work. With a runtime of 83 minutes, the film presents a deep dive into the intricacies of identity and artistic expression.

Documentaries like I Am Fiction appeal to collectors interested in unique stories and real-life conflicts. The exploration of personal and artistic identity offers a compelling look at the challenges faced by artists in the contemporary world. Max Kestner's direction lends a thoughtful perspective to the complex relationship between the two artists, making this film a notable addition to any documentary collection.