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Earlier this fall, HBO and Channel 4 shared their new collaboration Get Millie Black with international audiences. Developed by prolific Jamaican novelist Marlon James, the series was filmed in 2022 and began airing this November.

The series follows Millie-Jean Black (Tamara Lawrence), a Jamaican detective serving the Jamaican Police Force after being controversially ousted by Scotland Yard. Known for her independence and resourcefulness, Black moves at her own pace, disregarding traditional police protocol. When the case of a missing girl arrives at her desk, Millie approaches the dire situation with the utmost urgency. However, the case forces Millie to confront her tumultuous past, treatment of her friends, and her relationship with her work.

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