John Goodman
Michael Ennis
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- 1. In Other News Sep 10, 2018
- Kate receives a clean bill of mental health, while Gen. Simon Nyamoya turns himself in.
- 2. Looking at the Past Sep 17, 2018
- After a shocking crime at the International Criminal Court, Michael sets a new case in motion.
- 3. A Ghost in Name Sep 24, 2018
- In Paris, Kate meets with a man who tells her that Father Patenaude is still alive.
Black Earth Rising is a 2018 British psychological thriller television miniseries written and directed by Hugo Blick, about the prosecution of international war criminals. The series is a co-production between BBC Two and Netflix.
Kate, a genocide survivor, helps her adoptive mother, a lawyer, with a case involving an African militia leader. IMDb provides cast, crew, reviews, trivia, and more for this 2018 TV series.
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Black Earth Rising is an exceptional political thriller, confronting relevant challenges and deep-seated geopolitical problems with storytelling verve and a wise refusal to provide any...
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- John Goodman
- Hugo Blick
- September 10, 2018
Adopted by a human rights attorney after the Rwandan genocide, legal investigator Kate Ashby confronts her past when she takes on war crimes cases. Watch trailers & learn more.
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Sep 10, 2018 · Black Earth Rising is the new BBC Two thriller, which focuses on the Rwanda's 1994 genocide and its aftermath. During just 100 days in 1994, ethnic Hutu extremists killed about 800,000 people...
Kate Ashby, a legal investigator, and Michael Ennis, a lawyer, work on a case involving an African militia leader in the International Criminal Court. The series explores themes of justice, race, and self-determination in different continents.
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A lawyer of Rwandan origin fights for justice and uncovers a web of corruption and cover-ups in this tense thriller. Watch the eight-part series starring Michaela Coel and John Goodman on BBC iPlayer.
