Told across two timelines, the story begins in 1995, when activist Llyr Owen dies in a bombing and his cousin Rhys is jailed for the crime. Thirty years later, Rhys returns home to a community once again divided by protest.

A dark and compelling cat-and-mouse psychological detective thriller, borne of the Cymru-Noir genre, for which John Hardy Music Collective have become synonymous.

A darkly comic caper through the repercussions of mysterious yet devastating crime, and its impact on a close-knit community. Quirky and nostalgic, the series was lauded for it’s Wes-Anderson infused style and standout soundtrack.

A slow-burn thriller exploring grief and personal tragedy, a poignant and nuanced representation of loss.