Three women discover their private lives were never private at all in Can I Tell You A Secret, a 2024 British true-crime documentary series from director Natasha Gaunt.
What is Can I Tell You a Secret? about?
The series follows women whose social media accounts were infiltrated over a long stretch of time by the same person, upending their sense of safety in spaces they thought were their own. Their accounts sit alongside investigative material tracing how the pattern behind these intrusions was eventually pieced together, and how many more people beyond the three central subjects turned out to be affected. Rather than building toward a single dramatic reveal, the series spends its runtime on the slow, disorienting process of realizing a stranger has been watching, and on what it takes to get institutions to treat online stalking as seriously as any other crime.
About the cast
Savannah Gracey appears as one of the women whose experience anchors the series, with her account forming part of a broader group of testimonies the documentary draws together to trace the scale of what happened.
Context & significance
Director Natasha Gaunt builds the series around first-person accounts rather than dramatized reenactment, keeping the focus on how online stalking actually unfolds for the people living through it. The series sits within a wider run of British true-crime documentaries examining how digital platforms can be turned into tools of harassment, and how slowly the systems meant to catch that behavior tend to respond. It also treats the sheer number of victims as central to the story, framing what could look like an isolated, private ordeal as part of a much larger pattern of harassment carried out by one person.
Watching Can I Tell You a Secret? on Ktime
Can I Tell You A Secret streams on K-Time with Persian dubbing and Persian subtitles, so Farsi-speaking audiences can follow the series in their own language. Watching requires a free K-Time account login; the series page itself is open to read without one, part of K-Time's Farsi-first experience built for the Iranian diaspora.