Glitch

In the remote Australian town of Yoorana, seven people inexplicably rise from their graves, seemingly unharmed and with no memory of their deaths. Local police officer Sergeant James Hayes is drawn into the mystery, discovering these 'Risen' have a connection to his own past. As they seek answers, they uncover a deeply personal and potentially dangerous conspiracy that affects not only their own lives but the entire town.

Glitch received generally positive reviews, particularly for its intriguing premise, atmospheric storytelling, and strong performances from its lead actors. Critics praised its ability to blend science fiction elements with emotional drama and mystery, creating a compelling narrative. The series was noted for its unique take on the 'resurrection' trope and its exploration of themes like loss, identity, and redemption.

• Praised for its unique and thought-provoking sci-fi premise.

• Lauded for its strong acting, particularly Patrick Brammall's performance.

• Commended for its atmospheric direction and compelling mystery.

Google audience: Audiences largely appreciated 'Glitch' for its captivating mystery and emotional depth. Many viewers enjoyed the unique take on the supernatural genre, finding the central enigma of the Risen to be engaging and the character-driven drama satisfying. The series' suspenseful plot and thoughtful exploration of its themes were frequently highlighted as positive aspects.

Nominated for Best Television Film or Mini Series at the Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts (AACTA) Awards.

The series was filmed in the picturesque region of Victoria, Australia, with many scenes shot in and around the historic town of Williamstown.