Girl at Station

Credit: Graphics Assistant (Dailies)

  • Lead Graphic Designer: Sally Delahooke
  • Production Designer: Eryl Ellis

Production: Shetland | BBC

DI Jimmy Perez has left the islands, and Detective Inspector Ruth Calder returns to Shetland to take on a new case that quickly exposes deep fractures within the close-knit community. When a violent incident draws the police into a complex web of personal loyalties, buried histories, and long-held secrets, Calder must navigate both the investigation and her own past connections to the islands.

As the case unfolds, tensions rise and hidden truths surface, revealing how far people will go to protect what they believe is theirs. Set against the stark beauty of Shetland, Series 10 explores themes of identity, belonging, and the cost of silence in a place where everyone knows each other — and nothing stays hidden for long.

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