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A drama dealing with the abduction and murder of a young black girl, soon to be adopted by her white foster family, and the trail of lies, blame, guilt and notoriety which follow.
The series follows Kiri, a social worker who is deeply involved in the life of a young black girl, Tobi. When Tobi goes missing, the investigation into her disappearance unearths dark secrets and exposes the complexities of race, class, and family.
Kiri received generally positive reviews from critics, who praised its strong performances, particularly Sarah Lancashire's, and its handling of sensitive themes. The series was commended for its gripping narrative and its exploration of social issues.
Praised for Sarah Lancashire's compelling central performance.
Commended for its nuanced exploration of race, class, and the foster care system.
Noted for its slow-burn mystery and emotional depth.
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The series was written by Jack Thorne, who also wrote the acclaimed Channel 4 drama 'The Virtues' and the critically lauded play 'Harry Potter and the Cursed Child'.
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