Julian Assange founded WikiLeaks in 2006 and spent years cultivating a reputation as a man nobody could quite pin down. This profile traces that image back to his childhood, when he attended 37 different schools while his family moved constantly, and to the hacking charges he picked up as a young man before WikiLeaks existed. It follows him as an adult still living out of a suitcase, a habit he now frames as operational security for a network of anonymous sources and leaked documents rather than restlessness. Interview footage catches him addressing the press coverage directly, pushing back on what he calls a distorted portrait of him and arguing that WikiLeaks lets the world see raw material instead of an edited version of events. The film stays close to Assange's own voice and version of his story, produced for SBS around the period when WikiLeaks was breaking into international headlines and he was still choosing, for the most part, to stay out of the spotlight himself.