“Acclaimed Crime Drama Filmed in Dublin and Belfast Lands on Netflix”
Netflix has added an acclaimed crime drama adapted from novels by Tana French. The eight-part series first aired on the BBC in 2019.
The show stars Killian Scott and Sarah Greene as detectives Cassie Maddox and Rob Reilly. They investigate the murder of a young girl on Dublin’s outskirts.
Production and Setting
The drama was filmed in Dublin and Belfast. Production used both cities to capture the story’s moody, urban atmosphere.
Producers adapted material from two of French’s Dublin Murder Squad novels. The central investigation uncovers a decades-old, eerily similar case.
Plot and Themes
The pair of detectives unearth links between the present case and a long-buried past. The investigation forces them to confront personal trauma and hidden histories.
Viewers and critics praised the show’s layered tone and cinematic feel. The series balances mystery, psychological depth, and an undercurrent of the uncanny.
Cast and Performances
Killian Scott and Sarah Greene anchor the cast with nuanced performances. Their chemistry drives the procedural and the character work.
Reception and Future Prospects
Early responses called the series richly atmospheric and complex. One IMDb review awarded a perfect score and highlighted the show’s study of PTSD.
Fans applauded the faithful adaptation of the novels. Some viewers warned the finale may frustrate those seeking tidy answers.
There were discussions about a second season, but no follow-up has been produced. Availability on Netflix may renew interest and boost chances for future adaptations of the remaining novels.
Where to Watch
The series now appears on Netflix. It is also available on BBC iPlayer and Disney+ for viewers in supported regions.
Filmogaz.com reported these developments on 18 March 2026. The show remains a standout example of Irish crime drama on international platforms.
