- Original release
- Number S01E01
-
Director
Brian Kelly
-
Writer
Stephen Brady
- Country United Kingdom
- Original language English
- Genres Crime, Drama, Mini-Series, Mystery
-
External links
TheTVDB page
IMDB page
TheMovieDB page -
Last update
12 août 2025 - 17:14
on 11 databases
Episode 1
The search for a serial killer in the area around Loch Ness becomes a matter of life and death for local detective Annie Redford, who is trying to cope with her first murder case. When the body of a local man is found at the foot of Carn Mhor Mountain and an isolated human heart on the loch shore, the town's normality is shattered and the nightmare begins.
In the picturesque yet unsettling town of Deadloch, Tasmania, mystery lurks around every corner. The once tranquil seaside hamlet is jolted awake when a local man is found dead on the beach. This marks the beginning of an enthralling narrative that unravels across eight gripping episodes in Season 1 of "Deadloch." As viewers follow the twists and turns, they are introduced to an unlikely detective duo tasked with solving these perplexing murders.
Meet Dulcie Collins, portrayed by Kate Box, who you might recognize from her roles in "Upright" and "Boy Swallows Universe." As a meticulous Senior Sergeant, Dulcie’s life gets complicated when she has to team up with Eddie Redcliffe, played by Madeleine Sami – known for her performances in "Xena: Warrior Princess" and "Our Flag Means Death." Eddie arrives from Darwin as a rough-and-tumble investigator whose methods clash with Dulcie's precision-driven approach. Their dynamic partnership forms the crux of this comedy-crime series.
As tensions simmer between our leading detectives, junior constable Abby Matsuda, played by Nina Oyama (familiar from "Sunny Nights"), brings youthful zeal and enthusiasm to their team. Together, they navigate through lies and secrets hidden within Deadloch’s community while preparing for the annual arts festival aptly named Winter “Feastival.” As each episode unfolds, more layers are peeled back revealing unexpected connections among townsfolk.
