A Netflix documentary has been described as "genuinely disturbing" and "impossible to turn off," with viewers reportedly rushing to stream it immediately. The film, Tell Me Who I Am, has gained attention after a social media critic urged subscribers to add it to their watch lists.
A Documentary That Demands Attention
EccyReviews, who watches and critiques films and television programmes across his social media channels, is encouraging Netflix subscribers to seek out Tell Me Who I Am. Speaking about the documentary, he said: "You're going to be running to Netflix to go and watch this documentary because it is one of the most insane stories you will ever hear."
He added: "Everyone I know who's seen this documentary cannot stop talking about it. The documentary I'm talking about is called Tell Me Who I Am."
The Story Behind Tell Me Who I Am
The 2019 documentary follows the story of Alex Lewis, who lost his memory after a serious accident. Its IMDb description reads: "Alex Lewis trusts his twin brother, Marcus, to tell him about his past only to discover that he's hiding a dark secret about their childhood."
EccyReviews explained: "It follows a young man who after a motorcycle accident, wakes up to find he has lost his complete memory. He doesn't know who his brother is, who his father is or even his own mother. And when he returns home he knows that there is something strange going on in his house."
Where to Watch and Read
The documentary is available to stream on Netflix in a single viewing, with a runtime of one hour and 26 minutes. Those who favour reading can also buy the book, which achieved Sunday Times bestseller status.
