Director: Brad Anderson, Adam Davidson
I Will Find You is a 2026 American crime series that follows a man serving time for a crime he has always insisted he did not commit, whose worn-down resignation cracks open the day a single piece of evidence suggests that everything he was told about the worst night of his life may be false.
What is I Will Find You about?
The series opens years into a prison sentence handed to a father after the death of his young son. He has exhausted his appeals and, by most measures, given up fighting the verdict that put him behind bars. That fragile calm ends when material reaches him hinting that the boy he was accused of harming might in fact be alive somewhere beyond the walls. What starts as a faint and almost unbearable possibility slowly hardens into a decision to act. To test the theory he must find a way out and then move through a world that has already made up its mind about him, weighing every old acquaintance, every buried detail of the original case, and every passing hour against the risk of being caught. The story keeps its answers deliberately out of reach, letting uncertainty press on the viewer at the same pace it presses on the man at its center. Built across multiple episodes, it balances the mechanics of a pursuit with the quieter question of how far someone will go to reclaim a truth that no one else believes.
Cast & crew
The ensemble is led by Sam Worthington in the central role of the imprisoned father. Milo Ventimiglia and Britt Lower appear among the principal cast, filling out the network of figures from the man's past and present that the investigation forces him to confront. The performances anchor a story that leans heavily on suspicion, shifting loyalties, and the difficulty of reading people when almost no one can be fully trusted.
Context & significance
I Will Find You is a United States production released in 2026, running as a crime, drama, and mystery series with episodes of roughly 42 minutes. Directing duties are shared between Brad Anderson and Adam Davidson. The format uses a serialized structure, unspooling the central case gradually rather than resolving it within a single installment, which is common for mystery-driven television built around a long-running question.
Where & how to watch
I Will Find You streams on K-Time, where a Persian-language dub and Persian subtitles are both available for viewers who prefer to watch in Farsi or read along. The page you are reading is free to browse, while starting an episode requires signing in with a K-Time account. The platform is built for the Iranian diaspora, with a Farsi interface that makes finding and continuing a series straightforward.