- Country Japan
- Original language Japanese
- Genres Drama, Mystery, Romance
- Runtime 51 minutes
- Total runtime 8 hours 30 minutes
- Status Ended
- Network Nippon TV
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Showrunner
Naoko Komuro
Mako Watanabe
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Love Is Darkness
When people fall in love, they lose their ability to make rational decisions. A series of gruesome murders occur in the city. Two journalists meet a crime scene. He is a freelance writer for a weekly tabloid. She works for a television broadcaster as a director for an infotainment show. As they pursue the same case, they gradually become attracted to each other. When a slew of suspicions arises, he comes under scrutiny. “Is the man I love actually a serial killer? Can I trust my own eyes “Should I keep holding his hand, or let go?” When the entire truth is revealed, what will remain? Love or hate?
If you’re in search of a gripping crime drama that dives deep into themes of love, betrayal, and survival, look no further than BBC One’s highly anticipated series "This City Is Ours". This riveting show stars Sean Bean as Ronnie Phelan and James Nelson-Joyce as Michael Kavanagh, two characters entrenched in the gritty underbelly of Liverpool's criminal landscape. With eight episodes packed with tension and emotional depth, viewers are invited to explore how far one will go for love when faced with life-altering choices.
Set against the backdrop of Liverpool, "This City Is Ours" follows Michael Kavanagh, who has spent his life immersed in crime. However, everything changes when he falls in love with Diana Williams, played by Hannah Onslow. Suddenly, Michael finds himself with something precious to protect—a family. The narrative artfully intertwines his ambitions within the criminal world and his desire for a normal life as he grapples with the challenges that come with both paths. Each episode reveals layers of complexity as Michael confronts betrayal from within his ranks while striving to secure a future for himself and Diana.
The performances in this series are truly commendable. Sean Bean brings an intense gravitas to Ronnie Phelan—his character is not just a criminal; he is a man grappling with loyalty and ambition amidst chaos. Meanwhile, James Nelson-Joyce captures Michael's evolution beautifully—from an ambitious thug to a man torn between crime and family values. The chemistry between these characters adds another layer of intrigue as they navigate their shifting loyalties while trying to maintain control over their destinies.
