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Killing Fields - Season 1

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A woman's body was dumped in the bayou, and left to decompose for three months. A retired detective comes out of retirement to help solve the case.
Actors: Bryan White,
Bryan White
Bryan White
Zack Simmers,
Zack Simmers
Zack Simmers
Kathleen Moore,
Kathleen Moore
Kathleen Moore
Tony Clayton,
Tony Clayton
Tony Clayton
Leslie Bradford,
Leslie Bradford
Leslie Bradford
Mark Estes,
Mark Estes
Mark Estes
Curtis Boisfontaine,
Curtis Boisfontaine
Curtis Boisfontaine
David McDavid,
David McDavid
David McDavid
Robert Barber,
Robert Barber
Robert Barber
Elizabeth Engolio,
Elizabeth Engolio
Elizabeth Engolio
Roger Gunter,
Roger Gunter
Roger Gunter
...»
Genre: Crime
Director: N/A
Country: United States
Release: 2016
IMDb: 7.60
Quality:
Duration: 42 min
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Common Sense Media
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February 23, 2016

Reopened gritty murder case is rough, but respectful.
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RogerEbert.com
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January 07, 2016

In the case of its premiere episode, an interesting mystery is hampered by over-production, scripted interview scenes and other signs of a show trying to please instead of just letting the action unfold.
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New York Times
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January 07, 2016

That Killing Fields, at least by its second episode, begins to generate some whodunit interest may trace back to two of its executive producers, Tom Fontana and Barry Levinson, who worked together on Homicide: Life on the Street and Oz.
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Reality Blurred
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February 26, 2020

Killing Fields, too, has tried, but it has not yet succeeded. But like the investigation, it will continue.
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Hollywood Reporter
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January 07, 2016

In any case, Killing Fields at least generates anxiety and a desire to see what happens next. I'm counting on Sanchez to solve the crime.
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The Atlantic
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January 07, 2016

"At face value, it's compelling stuff, offering a behind-the-scenes look at how cops do their jobs. Plus there's a solid justification for reopening the case now, with all the advancements in technology since the '90s .
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Philadelphia Inquirer
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January 07, 2016

This is the kind of story that builds over time, so it's difficult to tell - Discovery made only one episode available - whether the rest of the series will stay as compelling as the pilot. But it's a doozy of an episode.
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Los Angeles Times
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January 06, 2016

It's the smaller, unvarnished, passing moments that sell the show - where its particular poetry, and even its comedy, can be found.
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Newsday
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January 08, 2016

Many viewers, maybe millions of viewers, will watch Rodie and fervently hope that he does find his man. They won't be able to help themselves.
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San Francisco Chronicle
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January 07, 2016

Discovery sent one episode to critics, but it was enough to suggest that "The Killing Fields" should appeal to fans of both true-crime documentaries and fictionalized police procedurals.
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New York Magazine/Vulture
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January 07, 2016

Killing Fields is doing what so many other shows in the last ten years seem to be doing, and to its severe detriment: taking a compelling idea and turning it into another damn cop show.
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