Touching Evil

Set in Australia, 'Touching Evil' follows Detective Senior Constable Craig Fletcher, a dedicated but troubled detective haunted by a past case that led to his partner's death. He finds himself thrust into a new investigation involving a series of violent crimes, forcing him to confront his own demons while protecting his family from the escalating danger.

Touching Evil was a critically acclaimed Australian crime drama, praised for its intense atmosphere, complex characters, and gripping storylines. It was particularly lauded for its lead performance and its realistic portrayal of the psychological toll of police work. The series garnered significant attention and awards within Australia.

• Praised for its dark and gritty portrayal of crime and police investigations.
• The complex and psychologically driven performance of Richard Roxburgh was a standout.
• The series successfully balances suspenseful plotlines with character development.

Google audience: Audience reception data for 'Touching Evil' on Google is not readily available, but general sentiment from television critics highlighted its intense drama and strong performances.

Won 3 AFI Awards (Australian Film Institute Awards) including Best Actor for Richard Roxburgh, and was nominated for several others. Also won a Logie Award.

The series was filmed in and around Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, with many of the gritty urban scenes filmed in less glamorous industrial areas to enhance the show's realism.