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Origin: Episode Two

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Following the plane crash Helen investigates why one of the passengers doesn鈥檛 have a heart. Second in a nine-part thriller starring Romola Garai. Written by Matthew Broughton.

The second in a major new nine-part conspiracy thriller, starring Romola Garai. Written by Matthew Broughton.

Florian Chauvin was flying to Wales to tell his daughter Helen something important, but his plane fell out of the sky. Now Helen wants to know why. In the aftermath of the crash, Helen and Freddy investigate why one of the passengers doesn鈥檛 seem to have a heart.

What was Florian coming to tell Helen? Who was in his party of five? And how is the shadowy medical corporation, Mayflower, implicated in the plane crash?

Tracks: A story in nine parts about life, death and the human brain.

Helen鈥�. Romola Garai
Freddy鈥�. Jonathan Forbes
Michael鈥�. Alex Beckett
Louise鈥�. Alexandria Riley
Deborah鈥�. Suzanne Packer
The Manager鈥�. Matthew Gravelle
The Receptionist鈥�. Claire Cage
O鈥橞rien鈥�. Richard Mitchley
Florian鈥�. Sean Baker

Original music by Stu Barker

Directed in Wales by James Robinson

43 minutes

Last on

Sat 6 Jun 2020 21:00
麻豆社 Radio 4

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Credits

Helen Romola Garai
Freddy Jonathan Forbes
Michael Alex Beckett
Louise Alexandria Riley
Deborah Suzanne Packer
The Manager Matthew Gravelle
The Receptionist Claire Cage
O'Brien Richard Mitchley
Florian Sean Baker
Director James Robinson
Writer Matthew Broughton

Broadcasts

  • Tue 16 Aug 2016 14:15
    麻豆社 Radio 4
  • Sat 6 Jun 2020 21:00
    麻豆社 Radio 4

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