Občan K.

The film follows the art group Ztohoven as they conduct an experiment with identities, both borrowed and personal. They create official ID cards using fake identities and morph their faces into one another's passport photos. This leads to a series of actions, such as marriage, international travel, and voting, all while highlighting the vulnerabilities in identification systems.

Občan K. delves into the implications of identity in an era where personal identification is paramount. Through their unique approach, Ztohoven challenges viewers to reconsider how easily identities can be swapped and how this reflects on social systems. The documentary is a thought-provoking exploration of identity and society's reliance on identification methods.