This is the new series of only 4 chapters that came to Netflix and is already all the rage

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the streaming service Netflix continues on the path of success, beyond the impact generated by the report a few months ago about a sharp drop in subscribers. It is not surprising that each novelty within the catalog becomes an instant phenomenon, as has just happened with a specific title that is not original to the company, but has had a more than positive reception.

The sixth month of the year is positioned as one of the most consecration, since the impact of Stranger Things 4 Vol. 1 and remains at the top of the Top 10 with Peaky Blinders, a show that returned with its sixth and final season after two years of its previous broadcast. However, in recent days he arrived on the platform You Don’t Know Me and it’s already a complete rage.

This British show, based on the 2017 crime novel of the same name by Imran Mahmood, is currently in the Top 5 most watched series on Netflix worldwideor, according to the website report FlixPatrol. It originally had its launch through BBC iPlayer at the end of 2021, after a first preview that arrived in May of the same year. It finally came to streaming on June 17 and exceeded its expectations in the first weekend.

One reason for its phenomenon is due to its captivating storyline, which follows Hero, a young man from South London who is on trial for murder. Prosecuting attorney recounts damning evidence to him in closing speech and he decides to tell his own story, rather than the version his attorney decided was best for him, and exercises his right to present his own. speech from him At that point, he fires his attorney and tells the jury that he is innocent, sharing a very different sequence of events that put a law-abiding car dealer in the frame for a crime.

Another reason that led users to enjoy this original BBC production is that it consists of only four episodes, making it an excellent option to enjoy in less than a day. At the time, media like Radio Times, The Guardian, Telegraph Y decide It was received positively and earned a BAFTA TV Award nomination for its lead actor, Sam Adewunmi.