Themes For The Kane Identity

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The Bourne Identity is an action, spy thriller, and a love movie. The movie is directed by Doug Liman and one of the main stars is Matt Damon. Throughout this movie, it has you on the edge of your seats because with all the action and love scenes in it. As I began to watch the movie more and more I noticed that I have already seen the movie because it felt like déjà vu. In the film you see that Bourne is running away and trying to find his identity at the same time. That brings me to what I want to talk about, themes, there are so many, but I choose two. One theme I will talk about is how Jason and Marie feel loneness which leads them to wanting to find their identity. Another theme is about memory and his past. Jason Bourne got stuck into

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