Exciting August on Star krajm channel

Ahead of us are as many as three premieres, one of which is a completely new series and two new seasons of crime dramas that viewers loved before. “Family Cases”, the third season of “Sister Boniface Investigations” and the fourth and final cycle of “Frankie Drake Mysteries” are coming.

The new French crime-drama with elements of the comedy “Family cases”, which achieved great viewership in its native country and Switzerland, will premiere on July 29 on the Star Crimea channel.

On Mondays, at 10:00 p.m., we will watch a humorous and emotional story about the seemingly impossible reconciliation between Hannibal Penak (Christian Raut), an absent father and grandfather who would like to atone for his mistakes, and his daughter Annabel (Julie-Anne Raut), who holds him responsible for your problems.

Detective Annabelle, a hidden dyslexic who blames Hannibal for her handicap, is entrusted with leading an investigative unit in the worst possible place in the world – in the city where she lives and where her estranged father worked as a police officer.

The third season of the British comedy crime drama “Investigation of Sister Bonifacio”, in which none other than a nun deals with murder cases, premieres on July 31, Wednesdays, at 10:00 p.m., on the Star krajm channel.

Bonifacia (Lorna Watson) continues the hunt for the killers without slowing down on her Vespa. This unusual series, which has nine episodes in its third cycle, takes us back once again to the sixties of the last century, when police forensics was just beginning. Fortunately, the residents of Great Slaughter, a small town tucked away in the British green countryside, have a secret weapon – Nun Boniface.

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Fans of costumed detective stories will enjoy the new 10 episodes of the final, fourth season of the popular Canadian series “The Mysteries of Frankie Drake” on the Starj Kram channel, which premieres on July 30, on weekends at 5:10 p.m. Frankie Drake (Lauren Lee Smith) and her partner Trudy Clark (Chantel Reilly) will continue to deal with bizarre cases that the police cannot solve. We return to Toronto in the 1920s, where female private detectives are investigating mysteries that have everyone raising their hands.