I Know Who You Are

Original title: Sé quién eres

TV Series
2017
1h 10m

IMDb RATING

7.4/10

1.8K

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Francesc Garrido, Blanca Portillo, Eva Santolaria, Aida Folch, Carles Francino, Àlex Monner, and Noa Fontanals in I Know Who You Are (2017)

A man ends up in hospital after a car accident. He does not remember his name, but it is soon discovered he is a famous attorney. To make things worse, the police start to suspect him of having murdered his missing niece.

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A man ends up in hospital after a car accident. He does not remember his name, but it is soon discovered he is a famous attorney. To make things worse, the police start to suspect him of hav... Read allA man ends up in hospital after a car accident. He does not remember his name, but it is soon discovered he is a famous attorney. To make things worse, the police start to suspect him of having murdered his missing niece.A man ends up in hospital after a car accident. He does not remember his name, but it is soon discovered he is a famous attorney. To make things worse, the police start to suspect him of having murdered his missing niece.

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IMDb RATING

7.4/10

1.8K

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Awards
- 3 wins & 9 nominations

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Trivia
Pau Freixas originally pitched to the network two ten-episode seasons, but the network wanted to wait to air the first one before ordering the second. When Freixas delivered the tenth episode, the network was so intrigued with the cliffhanger that asked him to do a few more episodes. Freixas then decided that instead of doing another season, he would do six more episodes and now the show would consist of a 16-episode single season.

Connections
Alternate-language version of Ik weet wie je bent (2018)

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7/10

Incomplete

The reason that the BBC version is only 10 episodes is not because it is edited, it is because they have left off the final six.

The mystery is solved in the tenth episode, but from bits and pieces on the Telecinco website, you can work out that there are a lot more twists and turns to follow.

Perhaps the BBC decided that the plot twists were already dizzying enough and no more was needed. I was reasonably satisfied with the 10- episode ending, but it does not correspond to the 16-episode one.