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Traces

Set against the stunning Scottish landscape in and around Dundee, three compelling female characters — Emma Hedges, Prof. Sarah Gordon and Prof. Kathy Torrance — join forces to uncover the truth about an unsolved murder case that's very close to home.

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Rebecca Gatward

Mary Nighy

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Cast & Crew

Jennifer Spence

Jennifer Spence

Prof. Kathy Torrance

Mary Nighy

Mary Nighy

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John Gordon Sinclair

John Gordon Sinclair

Drew Cubbin

Vincent Regan

Vincent Regan

Phil MacAfee

Laura Fraser

Laura Fraser

Prof. Sarah Gordon

Molly Windsor

Molly Windsor

Emma

Martin Compston

Martin Compston

Daniel MacAfee

Michael Nardone

Michael Nardone

DCI Neil McKinven

Laurie Brett

Laurie Brett

Izzy Alessi

Moyo Akandé

Moyo Akandé

Trina

Badria Timimi

Badria Timimi

Dean Jean Bruzzi

Andrea Hart

Andrea Hart

Janine Muir

Rebecca Gatward

Rebecca Gatward

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Seasons Guide

Details

GenresMystery, Crime
Seasons2
Episodes12
Runtime~46 mins
Total Runtime~9h 12 mins
Languageen
Age RatingTV-14
Produced InUnited Kingdom

Reviews

r96sk

9/10

**SEASON ONE REVIEW:** <br />Season Rating: 9/10 <br />Overall Rating: 9/10 What a great opening season! 'Traces' is excellent TV. Love the setting of Dundee, Scotland and the casting in particular. Molly Windsor leads strongly as Emma, with Martin Compston adding a touch of quality as Daniel. You also have very good performances from the likes of Michael Nardone, Laurie Brett and Vincent Regan - among others. The pacing and relatively short (~43mins) episodes make this an extremely entertaining and enjoyable six episodes. The story is gripping. The show does a terrific job at making you trust no-one and question everyone, it took me a fair amount of time before I could definitively pinpoint where it was exactly going. The wrap up to season one is more than satisfactory. Other positives include the cinematography and music; love the opening theme, also. Hopefully this returns for a second season.

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