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Hinterland Series
Posted:adminHinterland received money from Europe for both series 1 and 3 of the show, which is one of the reasons it ended up airing in over 150 countries. Before season 3 kick-started, Mali Harries, who plays Mared Rhys, said.
DCI Tom Mathias (Richard Harrington) has returned to our screens in a second series of Aberystwyth-set crime drama Hinterland.
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Although he is Welsh himself, Mathias is still an outsider – a police officer from London sent to Ceredigion region on the west coast of Wales following a mysterious personal breakdown. The opening shots of this story show him still living in the revolting static caravan filled with filthy fly traps in which he dwelled for the first series. Mathias has been on unofficial sabbatical following a previous case which brought him to the edge of personal and professional ruin (again). His superior forces his return to work to the surprise and evident unease of colleagues including DI Mared Rhys (Mali Harries).
Mathias walks straight into the ongoing investigation of an arson attack on a farmhouse that has left a mother and son in critical condition. This soon becomes a murder case when the eight-year-old boy dies. Tensions within the team mount when Mathias is promoted to lead investigator over a seething Rhys who views this as workplace sexism regardless of the fact that Mathias himself has been press ganged back into service.
Originally broadcast as a one-off feature length episode in Welsh on January the 1st 2015, ‘In the dead of night’ is now presented as the first episode of the second series in its English and Welsh language version. This was a sombre story, presenting the detectives’ work as bearing witness to tragedy and pain. Motive was discovered in the victim family’s logging business and the husband’s acquisition of a bankrupt farm to expand. The family that had owned the farm for generations claimed that their animals had been poisoned to drive them off their land. In turn, the logging business has come under frequent attack from vandals. Clearly there is bad blood flowing through the veins of this rural community.
Throughout series one hints were dropped about the reasons Mathias had left London, with much significance being placed on a photograph of two young girls he keeps in his caravan. Investigating the death of a child appears to have a special resonance for the troubled detective.
Conan exiles hardened steel. Hinterland’s first series established the show in the sombre tradition of Scandinavian crime drama with a psychologically scarred hero brought into a hermetic social environment filled with secrets and intrigue. This first episode of series two did nothing to break the mood. The series is leisurely in pace, more concerned with establishing mood and place than in driving the narrative along. The crimes investigated are often unglamorous – if Aberystwyth is awash with high rolling drug barons or Russian gangsters they are still to make an appearance. Hinterland’s crimes are taken from local history and the isolation of the rural environment.
While not a show to appeal to action fans. Hinterland is beautifully shot, making great use of the landscape of Ceredigion. Mathias is a variation on the troubled detective figure, some might say cliché, but Harrington brings soul to his character. Finally, at the close of the episode, fans of the show and the character were rewarded with some heartbreaking revelations about his murky past.
Did you tune in for Hinterland series 2 episode 1? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below!
Needless to say, Mathias, who possesses the perfect glowering intensity for a detective, didn't spend his first day figuring out the coffee machine. A quiet seaside bungalow had just been turned into a literal bloodbath, while there was no sign of the owner, 64-year-old Helen Jenkins. Only by delving into her past was Mathias able to trace what had happened to her. Jenkins used to run a notoriously cruel children's home next to Pontarfynach - or 'Devil's Bridge Falls', a torrent of water soaked in folklore. Mathias found her body floating at the bottom of the ravine.
Mared Rhys helpfully set the tone with a little local colour for Mathias, an outsider in this tight community. According to legend, the waterfall got its name when an old lady managed to trick the devil into building a bridge. The devil, humiliated, vowed never to set foot in Wales again. 'Some would say he never left,' countered Mathias, two shades too sombre for a joke. And so it transpired: the case involved untangling the truly dark tale of two young girls who had been taken into the home and traumatised by what happened there.
One of them, Catrin John, was brilliantly portrayed by Sara Lloyd-Gregory as a prim housewife unravelling under the force of repressed horror.READ:As one murder turned into two, the story was told with distinctive verve. It wasn't just the dialogue that was Welsh; there was something else in the feel of it: a combination of common sense, superstition, and a hidden intensity lurking behind neat curtains. I'm not sure how many murders are likely to transpire in this corner of Wales, but for the next three episodes, I'm happy for the truth to be as twisted as this first haunted offering.IN PICTURES.
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Hinterland received money from Europe for both series 1 and 3 of the show, which is one of the reasons it ended up airing in over 150 countries. Before season 3 kick-started, Mali Harries, who plays Mared Rhys, said.
DCI Tom Mathias (Richard Harrington) has returned to our screens in a second series of Aberystwyth-set crime drama Hinterland.
Frontline Tactics Free Download Games For PC:A highly addictive military tactics with cross platform multiplayer over a variety of desktop and mobile releases.Free Download for Frontline Tactics full version and start playing now!Frontline Tactics is a free to play turn-based tactical that features cross platform multiplayer (Mac, PC and Mobile).The year is 2025, and a small splinter military group threatens to take over the oil-rich nation of Fahrahn. Frontline tactics complete pack. Players are in charge of an elite group of soldiers that will be tasked with quelling the uprising and attempting to restore peace before it turns into a full scale war.
Although he is Welsh himself, Mathias is still an outsider – a police officer from London sent to Ceredigion region on the west coast of Wales following a mysterious personal breakdown. The opening shots of this story show him still living in the revolting static caravan filled with filthy fly traps in which he dwelled for the first series. Mathias has been on unofficial sabbatical following a previous case which brought him to the edge of personal and professional ruin (again). His superior forces his return to work to the surprise and evident unease of colleagues including DI Mared Rhys (Mali Harries).
Mathias walks straight into the ongoing investigation of an arson attack on a farmhouse that has left a mother and son in critical condition. This soon becomes a murder case when the eight-year-old boy dies. Tensions within the team mount when Mathias is promoted to lead investigator over a seething Rhys who views this as workplace sexism regardless of the fact that Mathias himself has been press ganged back into service.
Originally broadcast as a one-off feature length episode in Welsh on January the 1st 2015, ‘In the dead of night’ is now presented as the first episode of the second series in its English and Welsh language version. This was a sombre story, presenting the detectives’ work as bearing witness to tragedy and pain. Motive was discovered in the victim family’s logging business and the husband’s acquisition of a bankrupt farm to expand. The family that had owned the farm for generations claimed that their animals had been poisoned to drive them off their land. In turn, the logging business has come under frequent attack from vandals. Clearly there is bad blood flowing through the veins of this rural community.
Throughout series one hints were dropped about the reasons Mathias had left London, with much significance being placed on a photograph of two young girls he keeps in his caravan. Investigating the death of a child appears to have a special resonance for the troubled detective.
Conan exiles hardened steel. Hinterland’s first series established the show in the sombre tradition of Scandinavian crime drama with a psychologically scarred hero brought into a hermetic social environment filled with secrets and intrigue. This first episode of series two did nothing to break the mood. The series is leisurely in pace, more concerned with establishing mood and place than in driving the narrative along. The crimes investigated are often unglamorous – if Aberystwyth is awash with high rolling drug barons or Russian gangsters they are still to make an appearance. Hinterland’s crimes are taken from local history and the isolation of the rural environment.
While not a show to appeal to action fans. Hinterland is beautifully shot, making great use of the landscape of Ceredigion. Mathias is a variation on the troubled detective figure, some might say cliché, but Harrington brings soul to his character. Finally, at the close of the episode, fans of the show and the character were rewarded with some heartbreaking revelations about his murky past.
Did you tune in for Hinterland series 2 episode 1? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below!
Needless to say, Mathias, who possesses the perfect glowering intensity for a detective, didn't spend his first day figuring out the coffee machine. A quiet seaside bungalow had just been turned into a literal bloodbath, while there was no sign of the owner, 64-year-old Helen Jenkins. Only by delving into her past was Mathias able to trace what had happened to her. Jenkins used to run a notoriously cruel children's home next to Pontarfynach - or 'Devil's Bridge Falls', a torrent of water soaked in folklore. Mathias found her body floating at the bottom of the ravine.
Mared Rhys helpfully set the tone with a little local colour for Mathias, an outsider in this tight community. According to legend, the waterfall got its name when an old lady managed to trick the devil into building a bridge. The devil, humiliated, vowed never to set foot in Wales again. 'Some would say he never left,' countered Mathias, two shades too sombre for a joke. And so it transpired: the case involved untangling the truly dark tale of two young girls who had been taken into the home and traumatised by what happened there.
One of them, Catrin John, was brilliantly portrayed by Sara Lloyd-Gregory as a prim housewife unravelling under the force of repressed horror.READ:As one murder turned into two, the story was told with distinctive verve. It wasn't just the dialogue that was Welsh; there was something else in the feel of it: a combination of common sense, superstition, and a hidden intensity lurking behind neat curtains. I'm not sure how many murders are likely to transpire in this corner of Wales, but for the next three episodes, I'm happy for the truth to be as twisted as this first haunted offering.IN PICTURES.
...">Hinterland Series(28.03.2020)Hinterland received money from Europe for both series 1 and 3 of the show, which is one of the reasons it ended up airing in over 150 countries. Before season 3 kick-started, Mali Harries, who plays Mared Rhys, said.
DCI Tom Mathias (Richard Harrington) has returned to our screens in a second series of Aberystwyth-set crime drama Hinterland.
Frontline Tactics Free Download Games For PC:A highly addictive military tactics with cross platform multiplayer over a variety of desktop and mobile releases.Free Download for Frontline Tactics full version and start playing now!Frontline Tactics is a free to play turn-based tactical that features cross platform multiplayer (Mac, PC and Mobile).The year is 2025, and a small splinter military group threatens to take over the oil-rich nation of Fahrahn. Frontline tactics complete pack. Players are in charge of an elite group of soldiers that will be tasked with quelling the uprising and attempting to restore peace before it turns into a full scale war.
Although he is Welsh himself, Mathias is still an outsider – a police officer from London sent to Ceredigion region on the west coast of Wales following a mysterious personal breakdown. The opening shots of this story show him still living in the revolting static caravan filled with filthy fly traps in which he dwelled for the first series. Mathias has been on unofficial sabbatical following a previous case which brought him to the edge of personal and professional ruin (again). His superior forces his return to work to the surprise and evident unease of colleagues including DI Mared Rhys (Mali Harries).
Mathias walks straight into the ongoing investigation of an arson attack on a farmhouse that has left a mother and son in critical condition. This soon becomes a murder case when the eight-year-old boy dies. Tensions within the team mount when Mathias is promoted to lead investigator over a seething Rhys who views this as workplace sexism regardless of the fact that Mathias himself has been press ganged back into service.
Originally broadcast as a one-off feature length episode in Welsh on January the 1st 2015, ‘In the dead of night’ is now presented as the first episode of the second series in its English and Welsh language version. This was a sombre story, presenting the detectives’ work as bearing witness to tragedy and pain. Motive was discovered in the victim family’s logging business and the husband’s acquisition of a bankrupt farm to expand. The family that had owned the farm for generations claimed that their animals had been poisoned to drive them off their land. In turn, the logging business has come under frequent attack from vandals. Clearly there is bad blood flowing through the veins of this rural community.
Throughout series one hints were dropped about the reasons Mathias had left London, with much significance being placed on a photograph of two young girls he keeps in his caravan. Investigating the death of a child appears to have a special resonance for the troubled detective.
Conan exiles hardened steel. Hinterland’s first series established the show in the sombre tradition of Scandinavian crime drama with a psychologically scarred hero brought into a hermetic social environment filled with secrets and intrigue. This first episode of series two did nothing to break the mood. The series is leisurely in pace, more concerned with establishing mood and place than in driving the narrative along. The crimes investigated are often unglamorous – if Aberystwyth is awash with high rolling drug barons or Russian gangsters they are still to make an appearance. Hinterland’s crimes are taken from local history and the isolation of the rural environment.
While not a show to appeal to action fans. Hinterland is beautifully shot, making great use of the landscape of Ceredigion. Mathias is a variation on the troubled detective figure, some might say cliché, but Harrington brings soul to his character. Finally, at the close of the episode, fans of the show and the character were rewarded with some heartbreaking revelations about his murky past.
Did you tune in for Hinterland series 2 episode 1? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below!
Needless to say, Mathias, who possesses the perfect glowering intensity for a detective, didn't spend his first day figuring out the coffee machine. A quiet seaside bungalow had just been turned into a literal bloodbath, while there was no sign of the owner, 64-year-old Helen Jenkins. Only by delving into her past was Mathias able to trace what had happened to her. Jenkins used to run a notoriously cruel children's home next to Pontarfynach - or 'Devil's Bridge Falls', a torrent of water soaked in folklore. Mathias found her body floating at the bottom of the ravine.
Mared Rhys helpfully set the tone with a little local colour for Mathias, an outsider in this tight community. According to legend, the waterfall got its name when an old lady managed to trick the devil into building a bridge. The devil, humiliated, vowed never to set foot in Wales again. 'Some would say he never left,' countered Mathias, two shades too sombre for a joke. And so it transpired: the case involved untangling the truly dark tale of two young girls who had been taken into the home and traumatised by what happened there.
One of them, Catrin John, was brilliantly portrayed by Sara Lloyd-Gregory as a prim housewife unravelling under the force of repressed horror.READ:As one murder turned into two, the story was told with distinctive verve. It wasn't just the dialogue that was Welsh; there was something else in the feel of it: a combination of common sense, superstition, and a hidden intensity lurking behind neat curtains. I'm not sure how many murders are likely to transpire in this corner of Wales, but for the next three episodes, I'm happy for the truth to be as twisted as this first haunted offering.IN PICTURES.
...">Hinterland Series(28.03.2020)