The Double

Simon James is a young, introverted man battling an acute sense of invisibility. His meekness makes him easy to overlook, amplifying his struggles with identity and self-worth. As he confronts his doppelgänger, Simon's journey becomes a poignant exploration of individuality and recognition in a world where he feels marginalized.

James Simon, the doppelgänger of Simon, personifies charisma and confidence, contrasting sharply with Simon's character. His overwhelming charm allows him to navigate social situations effortlessly, which only deepens Simon's feelings of inadequacy. James embodies the darker side of ambition and regret, ultimately leading to his downfall.

Hannah is an artistic neighbor who becomes the object of Simon's affection. Initially, she appears to be a source of inspiration, but her entanglement with James adds layers to the plot. Through her character, the film explores themes of obsession and the complexity of romantic relationships within a struggle for identity.

The Boss serves as Simon's authoritative figure, embodying the corporate world's demands and pressures. He represents the societal expectations that Simon feels unable to meet. As a catalyst in Simon's journey, the Boss's interactions prompt Simon's desperate attempts to assert his ideas and worth.

Melanie, the Boss's daughter, becomes intertwined in the conflict between Simon and James, illuminating the complexities of love and betrayal. Her character adds tension and serves as a reflection of Simon's infatuations and fears of inadequacy in relationships.