In a world of digital creation and viral fame, a young content creator grapples with the isolating experience of being perceived solely through the lens of his online persona. "I feel like that same autistic Kinemaster Kid" is a poignant and introspective short film that delves into the mind of an individual whose identity has become entangled with a single, repetitive label born from his popular video edits. The film captures his daily struggle as he navigates the expectations of his audience and the quiet reality of his own interior life, questioning where the performance ends and the person begins. With a tone that blends raw, minimalist drama with the surreal atmosphere of internet culture, this brief but powerful story explores themes of authenticity, neurodiversity, and the human desire to be seen beyond a single defining trait. It’s a compelling snapshot of modern existence, asking what it truly means to connect in an age of endless digital reflection.