Who Am I (1998)
Who Am I (1998) 
“Who Am I” (1998), directed by Benny Chan, is a thrilling action film that sees Jackie Chan in top form, combining his trademark martial arts skills with a compelling story of amnesia and self-discovery. The film follows a special agent, known only as “Who Am I” (Chan), who survives a dangerous mission and wakes up in a foreign land with no memory of his past. As he tries to piece together his identity, he uncovers a conspiracy and becomes the target of a ruthless organization.
The film’s plot is simple but engaging, revolving around Chan’s character’s search for answers while being pursued by various enemies. What makes “Who Am I” stand out is Jackie Chan’s impeccable stunt work and martial arts choreography. As always, Chan performs his own stunts, delivering a series of high-energy, jaw-dropping fight sequences, often with creative use of the environment. The film also incorporates humor, particularly in the scenes where Chan’s character is struggling with his amnesia and trying to piece together his identity, offering both action and comedy in equal measure.
While the plot may not be groundbreaking, “Who Am I” is a great showcase of Chan’s versatility as an actor and stunt performer. The film has a more serious tone than some of his other works, but the action is relentless and showcases his remarkable physicality.
For fans of Jackie Chan’s action films, “Who Am I” is a must-watch, offering a balance of heart-pounding action, comedic moments, and an intriguing identity mystery.
