The Nordic noir crime drama, Black Sands, is arriving this week – and viewers can stream the gripping detective series for free…
The Icelandic crime drama, Black Sands, follows a troubled detective who returns home after 14 years. Season 2 arrives on the streaming service U on 20 JunePremiering in 2021, this intense Icelandic series follows a police detective who leaves her city job and returns to her hometown, only to be pulled into a shocking murder investigation.
If you are a fan of atmospheric crime thrillers, this is your next obsession. With a haunted lead, a brooding small-town setting and plenty of chilling secrets, it has all the ingredients for a perfect binge-watch. In season one, troubled detective Aníta resigns from her post in Reykjavík and returns to her remote hometown after 14 years away. When a body washes up on the beach, she is immediately thrust into the hunt for a killer.
Black Sands follows a police detective who leaves her city job and returns to her hometown Picking up 14 months after the initial case, season two finds the town of Glerársandar still reeling from the discovery that a killer had been hiding in plain sight. The official synopsis reads: "Aníta is now a new mother trying to raise her baby but desperate to get back to police work.
When a woman is found dead in a mysterious car crash, Aníta starts to look into it alongside the official police investigation led by her friend and colleague Fríða. As the mystery begins to unravel and the pieces fall into place, the town is forced to confront its dark history.
"Season two picks up 14 months after the initial case One fan described the show as a "jaw-dropping gut punch of an Icelandic series," while another commented on the "fantastic script, acting, cinematography". Critical reception was also positive. The Guardian awarded the show three stars, describing it as "slow" yet "meaty" with just enough intrigue to compel viewers, while The Wall Street Journal hailed it as "bingeable" and a "frosty take on the oft-warmed-over police procedural".
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It's not long before he's called to the scene of a brutal attack at an isolated chalet in the sand dunes. Watch on BBC iPlayer. – Based on author Jo Nesbø's global bestselling book series, the whodunnit serial killer mystery follows famed anti-hero Harry Hole, who goes up against his long-time adversary and corrupt cop, Tom Waaler. Watch on Netflix.
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