Partially Deceased Syndrome sufferer Kieren Walker returns home to the cauldron of Roarton, but doesn't receive a warm welcome from all. His parents, Steve & Sue, are undoubtedly pleased to see him, but his sister, Jem, isn't so ready to pick up where they left off when Kieren died back in 2009. ...

Feeling trapped at home, Kieren escapes to his grave where he's reunited with his old hunting partner, Amy Dyer, who persuades him to take a dangerous day trip. After being spotted & fleeing, Kieren discovers that Rick, his former best mate who died in Afghanistan, is back in town
- will it be a happy re-union for the pair in this highly charged community?
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After visiting the supermarket where he used to hunt with Amy, Kieren remembers that Jem once spared his life. Together, brother & sister confront the demons in their pasts & visit Mr & Mrs Lancaster. Kieren feels momentarily better, but then has to say goodbye to Amy who is leaving Roarton in search of The Prophet. Will Kieren & Rick be able to find peace & acceptance as PDS sufferers in this highly-charged new world? ...

We re-join our unconventional hero Kieren Walker keeping his head firmly down in Roarton. When hardline Pro-Living MP Maxine Martin erupts into the village, Kieren's instinct is to flee. However, he is overjoyed when his best friend Amy Dyer returns home with a mysterious ULA stranger, Simon, in tow. ...

Kieren is dismayed when his Roarton escape plan is crushed by Maxine, however he is surprised to find a compelling reason to stay. When Jem is humiliated at school by a pupil with a mysterious vendetta, she gravitates to Gary to try & prove her bravery, to devastating effect. ...

A tense Sunday lunch at the Walkers prompts Kieren to make a confession which sends shockwaves round the family & astounds Simon. When Philip goes head-to-head with Maxine, she orchestrates his very public fall from grace. However, he receives a silver lining from an unexpected source. ...

Kieren is put under house arrest by the increasingly tyrannical parish council & is disappointed by his parents’ reactions. Worse still, he discovers Simon is missing. We follow Simon to the city where we delve into his troubled past & learn the dangerous truth about his mission in Roarton. ...

The net closes in on Kieren in the series climax: Simon believes he’s the key to a Second Rising & Gary thinks he’s an extremist planning a Blue Oblivion attack on Roarton. As Kieren faces up to his darkest fears, his family & friends are also placed in terrible danger. ...

(Russian language film w/ English subs) In 1942, Belarus is in the hands of the Nazis & the local militia. Sushenya is taken from his house in the middle of the night by Burow & his sidekick Voitik, two partisan fighters hiding out in the hills & forest. Sushenya is the only one of four captured rail workers who has been allowed to live by the occupying Germans, after seemingly sabotaging the rail tracks. With the village & even his wife turned against him as a collaborator, Sushenya accepts his fate until the Germans show up & he is, perhaps, given a second chance, leaving room for doubt both on his betrayal & on the legitimacy of punishment by death. The three, & later two men, walk in the wood, exhausted, fleeing death from the Nazis whilst discussing & living with the moral dilemmas of treason, heroism, guilt & revenge. Shot in sumptuous long takes & vibrant colour, In the Fog ultimately questions the corruption of man’s very humanity in the context of war. ...

(Russian language film w/ English subs) In 1942, Belarus is in the hands of the Nazis & the local militia. Sushenya is taken from his house in the middle of the night by Burow & his sidekick Voitik, two partisan fighters hiding out in the hills & forest. Sushenya is the only one of four captured rail workers who has been allowed to live by the occupying Germans, after seemingly sabotaging the rail tracks. With the village & even his wife turned against him as a collaborator, Sushenya accepts his fate until the Germans show up & he is, perhaps, given a second chance, leaving room for doubt both on his betrayal & on the legitimacy of punishment by death. The three, & later two men, walk in the wood, exhausted, fleeing death from the Nazis whilst discussing & living with the moral dilemmas of treason, heroism, guilt & revenge. Shot in sumptuous long takes & vibrant colour, In the Fog ultimately questions the corruption of man’s very humanity in the context of war. ...