Collateral — Season 1TV-PG
Collateral·Season 1·2018·4 episodes

Season 1

Collateral

The truth doesn't take sides.

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Feb2018
Season 1

Synopsis

Collateral (2018), Season 1 is a four-part British crime drama you can watch online on iFILM. A pizza delivery driver is gunned down on a south London doorstep, and DI Kip Glaspie takes the case.

It looks like a random street killing. Glaspie, played by Carey Mulligan, refuses to believe that and pulls a thread that climbs far past the body on the pavement. The dead man is Abdullah Asif, a Syrian refugee; his sisters hold what she needs to know, and an MI5 officer keeps working to bury the inquiry. Over four episodes the story knots together people-trafficking, politics and the private secrets of a handful of Londoners — a vicar, an MP, a grieving family.

Written by David Hare for the BBC, this is a procedural with no car chases and no gloss: talky, measured, more interested in how a system disappears inconvenient people. If slow-burn British noir is your thing, this fits. Stream Collateral Season 1 online on iFILM.

Season 1

4 episodes

  • Episode 1
    S1·E1

    Episode 1

    February 12, 2018 · 60 min

    DI Kip Glaspie leads the investigation into the unexplained shooting of Abdullah Asif, a pizza delivery driver and Syrian refugee.

  • Episode 2
    S1·E2

    Episode 2

    February 19, 2018 · 60 min

    DI Kip Glaspie knows that Abdullah's sisters hold the key to his death, but why is a sinister MI5 officer is doing his best to derail the investigation?

  • Episode 3
    S1·E3

    Episode 3

    February 26, 2018 · 60 min

    When the killers claim another victim, DI Kip Glaspie decides to break the rules to get to the bottom of the mystery.

  • Episode 4
    S1·E4

    Episode 4

    March 5, 2018 · 60 min

    As the net draws in, DI Kip Glaspie enters a dangerous power play with MI5. But is it too late to save everyone involved?

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