Dr. Martin Harris (Liam Neeson) wakes from a coma after a car accident in Berlin to find that his wife (January Jones) suddenly doesn't recognize him, and another stranger (Aidan Quinn) because) stole his identity. The local police station in Berlin was skeptical of his complaint and had no intention of launching an investigation. With little hope, Martin, who has no family in a foreign land, has no choice but to try to get help from a person he meets by chance (Diane Kruger). A sudden accident put him in a desperate situation, and a deadly mystery entangled him, forcing him to start questioning whether he was normal, how he lost his identity, and how much risk he would have to risk his life to find out. The truth, a helpless desperate journey begins.
The "Chicago Tribune" commented on the film as "Equal to "Desperados" and "Equal to Harrison Ford!" Liam Neeson, who has always shown himself as a gentle and elegant male figure, received great acclaim for the action film "Hurricane Rescue". Am Neeson's skill in the film is very good, and has been well received by producers and audiences alike. "Unidentified" just rightly combines his elegant and gloomy temperament with tall and powerful action skills. The complicated plot is closely linked, accompanied by intense action scenes and dark humor, but the ending is surprising.
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