Three time Olivier Award winner and Tony Award nominee Sharon D. Clarke (Showtrial, Doctor Who, Holby City) takes the lead as your soon to become favourite new crime-solver – DCI Ellis – in the hotly anticipated, gritty new detective drama Ellis.
And to celebrate, we have a great competition for you and a chance to win a copy on DVD.
Synopsis:
From acclaimed writers Paul Logue (Shetland, Vera) and Sian Ejiwunmi-Le Berre (Murder Is Easy), comes this gripping three-part series, that sees the sharp and driven detective arrive at a new police station, where she must make her mark investigating seemingly impossible to crack cases, in each enthralling feature length episode.
After a mysterious leave of absence, DCI Ellis (Sharon D. Clarke) is called in to solve a series of tangled, controversial and emotionally complex cases in rural Northern England. Determined, rigorous and occasionally impatient, Ellis is a first-class murder detective, forensically attuned to detail, with a unique understanding of human nature and always picks up the cues on whether a person is innocent or guilty.
Hot on the heels of its Channel 5 transmission, Ellis arrives on DVD 18 November 2024 and will also be available on digital from 15 November, courtesy of Acorn Media International. This brilliant new series is perfect for sofa sleuths looking for their next thrilling crime fix this Winter.
With chilling crimes paired with a tenacious lead, you don’t want to miss out on Ellis.
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1. Closing date 25-11-24
2. No alternative prize is available
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