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Black Snow is an Australian crime drama television series set in an Australian South Sea Islander community in northern Queensland.[1]

For her Production Design work on the series Helen O'Loan was nominated for an AACTA award in 2024 [2]

Black Snow was renewed for a second season on 12 March 2024.[3]

Synopsis

In 2019, police detective James Cormack investigates the cold case murder of 17-year-old Isabel Baker in 1994.

Cast

  • Travis Fimmel as Detective James Cormack
  • Jemmason Power as Hazel Baker
  • Talijah Blackman-Corowa as Isabel Baker
  • Seini Willett as Glenda Baker
  • Eden Cassady as Kalana Baker
  • Gulliver McGrath as Constable Dale Quinn
  • Brooke Satchwell as Chloe Walcott
  • Annabel Wolfe as Young Chloe Walcott
  • Jimi Bani as Joe Baker
  • Fraser Anderson as Young Hector Ford
  • Josh Macqueen as Young Anton Bianchi
  • Erik Thomson as Steve Walcott
  • Lisa Blackman as Aunty Rosa
  • Kim Gyngell as Sergeant Troy Turner
  • Rob Carlton as Victor Bianchi
  • Alexander England as Anton Bianchi
  • Ava Carmont as Young Tasha Hopkins
  • Kestie Morassi as Tasha Hopkins

Episodes

  1. Unfinished Business
  2. Predators
  3. Ezekiel
  4. The Lost Boys
  5. Sugar Sugar
  6. Spirits Speak

Reception

The Sydney Morning Herald's Karl Quinn wrote "Black Snow is a Trojan horse of a show. It’s an effective crime drama that does pretty much all you could ask of it. But lurking inside there’s a whole legion of more challenging ideas."[1] Luke Buckmaster of The Guardian gave it three stars, saying it is "a mostly well-made murder mystery that starts strong but runs out of gas as it approaches its twist-filled ending".[4]

Awards

International broadcast

In the United Kingdom, the show airs on BBC Four and streams on BBC iPlayer.[6]

External links

References

  1. ^ a b Quinn, Karl (29 December 2022), "Black Snow might be the Australian history lesson you never knew you needed", The Sydney Morning Herald
  2. ^ "Winners & Nominees".
  3. ^ Knox, David (12 March 2024). "Stan unveils bumper Originals slate | TV Tonight". tvtonight.com.au. Retrieved 12 March 2024.
  4. ^ Buckmaster, Luke (1 January 2023). "Black Snow review – Australian murder mystery has a corker of a premise". The Guardian.
  5. ^ a b Kelly, Vivienne (19 June 2023), "Logie Awards 2023: Full List of Nominees Revealed", Variety
  6. ^ Knox, David (11 August 2023). "Black Snow drifts to BBC Four". TV Tonight. TV Tonight. Retrieved 15 August 2023.
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