The documentary "Google Me" follows filmmaker Jim Killeen as he searches for people with the same name as him online and then travels to meet and interview them. He discovers a long-lost cousin through genetic testing and meets various individuals, including a priest, a retired cop, a CEO, and a sexual swinger. The film features an interview with Google's VP of Engineering, Douglas Merrill, and explores the impact of technology on our lives and social barriers.
Google Me
A cinematic exploration of identity and self-discovery unfolds as a filmmaker delves into the lives of people sharing his name, revealing a rich tapestry of diverse experiences and perspectives.
