Set in Bengaluru, the series aims to explore some of the “most shocking and perplexing crimes the city has witnessed”.
Netflix on Tuesday announced that the four-part documentary series ‘Crime Stories: India Detectives’ is set to release on the platform on September 22.
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Set in Bengaluru, the series aims to explore some of the “most shocking and perplexing crimes the city has witnessed”.
Jack Warrender is attached as series director and Claire Cahill is credited as series producer.
“Crime Stories: India Detectives” will feature a crew that follows the Bengaluru police and documents a never-before-seen method of force and working.
Produced by Mino Films, the character-based docu-series offers a glimpse into a suspect’s psyche and a rare glimpse into the complex and challenging inner workings of four major crime investigations, the streamer said in a statement.
‘Crime Stories: India Detectives’ is directed by N Amit and Jack Rampling and produced by Tarun Saldanha. Morgan Matthews and Fiona Storton are attached as executive producers on the series.
Mino Films has previously supported projects such as “The Fallen”, a film about the loss of British armed forces in Afghanistan and Iraq, “The Last Survivors”, and the Netflix series “Bad Boy Billionaires”.
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