Helene heads out to a desolate farmhouse to visit her friend Anita, who she has acquainted after they both accused the same famous TV-host of sexual harassment. Anita has gone underground, having been subjected to an intense witch hunt on social media from people believing she has made up the accusations. Helene has thus far managed to remain anonymous, but now the man stands before a comeback to the national TV-screens and wishes to be cleared of the accusations. Helene fears her identity will be revealed in the process. The two women have up until now supported one another, but throughout the stay Helene grows more and more doubtful about what really happened to Anita back then – and to herself. How well do they really know each other – and their respective hidden motives? And what will happen to them now that the media circus threatens to kick off all over again?

Know That We See You is a psychological drama about the fault lines between truth and lie when you’re in the eye of a media frenzy. And cannot get out.

Eva Aagaard (b.1988) is a Copenhagen-born writer, translator and journalist. She attended journalist school in Aarhus and prestigious writer’s programs in Norway and Sweden. Having written for numerous Danish medias, she has also been a prominent voice in the national debates surrounding the treatment of sexual assault victims. In her novel I Don’t Want This she grippingly explores the emotional turmoil that follows in the wake of a sexual assault, our perceptions of victimhood and the pitfalls of motherhood.