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Bloodlands episode 2 recap | Questions and theories about Goliath case - Vimarsana News

Bloodlands episode 2 recap | Questions and theories about Goliath case

Sunday, 28th February 2021 at 10:00 pm Jed Mercurio drama Bloodlands continued tonight on BBC One, with episode two ending on an absolute shocker of a cliffhanger. Advertisement After finding three bodies on an island in the Belfast Lough, DCI Tom Brannick, played by James Nesbitt, carried on with his investigation into Goliath – a serial killer responsible for four deaths leading up to the Good Friday Agreement and believed to be somebody within the police. Tonight’s episode was full of twists, turns, on-foot pursuits and shoot-outs – so if you’re still a bit confused about what’s...

2021 Glasgow Film Festival Review - Vimarsana News

2021 Glasgow Film Festival Review

Directed by Ryan Andrew Hooper Starring Michael Smiley, Annes Elwy, Iwan Rheon, Dewi Morris, Evelyn Mok, Steve Oram, and Julian Glover. SYNOPSIS: After a chance encounter with an old enemy, a toll booth operator and master criminal awaits a violent fate approaching his quiet, rural Welsh post. At what point does homage become spoof? In Ryan Andrew Hooper’s first feature as a director, the long list of cinematic influences is totally clear. Centring on a toll booth operator with a mysterious, deadly past threatening to catch up with him, The Toll plays like a Welsh western, though to narrow...

Bloodlands review: Scandi-noir Belfast-style with James Nesbitt as haunted detective with maverick streak - Vimarsana News

Bloodlands review: Scandi-noir Belfast-style with James Nesbitt as haunted detective with maverick streak

The past will come back to haunt you. That is the central theme to Jimmy Nesbitt's latest homegrown crime thriller, which even before its premiere on BBC One on Sunday night was being hailed as blazing a trail for noir here. The four-part series is the brainchild of Co Down-born writer Chris Brandon. Judging from the opening episode, he may have left home years ago, but still has a finely-tuned ear for our quick wit. With Line Of Duty's Jed Mercurio at the helm under his production company HTM Television, Bloodlands is a compelling cat-and-mouse chase between Nesbitt's haunted detective Tom B...

Bloodlands: Scandi-noir Belfast-style as Jimmy Nesbitt goes on a giant hunt - Vimarsana News

Bloodlands: Scandi-noir Belfast-style as Jimmy Nesbitt goes on a giant hunt

The past will come back to haunt you. That is the central theme to Jimmy Nesbitt's latest homegrown crime thriller, which even before its premiere on BBC One on Sunday night was being hailed as blazing a trail for noir here. The four-part series is the brainchild of Co Down-born writer Chris Brandon. Judging from the opening episode, he may have left home years ago, but still has a finely-tuned ear for our quick wit. With Line Of Duty's Jed Mercurio at the helm under his production company HTM Television, Bloodlands is a compelling cat-and-mouse chase between Nesbitt's haunted detective Tom...

New BBC drama Bloodlands aired last night - here's who stars in the cast - Vimarsana News

New BBC drama Bloodlands aired last night - here's who stars in the cast

New BBC drama Bloodlands aired last night - here’s who stars in the cast Jenna Macfarlane BBC One’s new crime drama Bloodlands has gripped the nation. The much-anticipated thriller aired on Sunday (21 February) evening. Set in Northern Ireland and starring James Nesbitt, the mini-series was produced by Line of Duty writer Jed Mercurio. So what’s the new drama about, who stars in it alongside Nesbitt - and how can you watch it? Here’s everything you need to know. What is Bloodlands about? Critics have been raving about the BBC One series since the first episode dropped.

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