Unknown (2011)
Directed by Jaume Collet-Serra

Drama / Mystery / Thriller

Film Synopsis

Whilst attending a conference in Berlin, a man is involved in a car accident and ends up in a coma.  Once he has regained consciousness, the man learns that someone else has stolen his identity and sets out to kill him.  Assisted by a young woman, he is prepared to do anything to prove who he is.
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Film Credits

  • Director: Jaume Collet-Serra
  • Script: Oliver Butcher, Stephen Cornwell, Didier Van Cauwelaert
  • Cinematographer: Flavio Martínez Labiano
  • Music: John Ottman, Alexander Rudd
  • Cast: Liam Neeson (Dr. Martin Harris), Diane Kruger (Gina), January Jones (Elizabeth Harris), Aidan Quinn (Martin B), Bruno Ganz (Ernst Jürgen), Frank Langella (Rodney Cole), Sebastian Koch (Professor Leo Bressler), Olivier Schneider (Smith), Stipe Erceg (Jones), Rainer Bock (Herr Strauss), Mido Hamada (Prince Shada), Clint Dyer (Biko), Karl Markovics (Dr. Farge), Eva Löbau (Nurse Gretchen Erfurt), Helen Wiebensohn (Laurel Bressler), Merle Wiebensohn (Lily Bressler), Adnan Maral (Turkish Taxi Driver), Torsten Michaelis (Airport Taxi Driver), Rainer Sellien (Control Room Detective), Petra Hartung (Control Room Detective)
  • Country: UK / Germany / France / Canada / Japan / USA
  • Language: English / German / Turkish / Arabic
  • Support: Color
  • Runtime: 113 min

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