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"Lost Sherwood" is a TV series directed by Lewis Arnold and written by James Graham. Starring David Morrissey, Robert Glenister and others. Based on a true story, the show is set in the Nottinghamshire mining village where screenwriter James Graham grew up.

The story focuses on two shocking murders that lead to an already divisive His community was shattered and sparked one of the largest manhunts in British history. Forced to work together, Inspector Ian St Clair of the local police force and Kevin Salisbury of the Metropolitan Police must move beyond their past rivalries to solve this series of cases. It is widely suspected that the deaths may have exacerbated historic divisions during the 1980s miners' strike that tore many families apart.

Lost Sherwood delves into the The complexities of social conflict and human nature are explored. The show's two murders shatter the community and leave people in deep trouble. Inspectors Ian St. Clair and Kevin Salisbury face enormous pressures and challenges as they must overcome personal grievances and work closely together to uncover the truth of the case. At the same time, the play also reveals the damage to communities and families caused by historic divisions during the miners' strike, as well as the choices and struggles of people in the face of difficulties.

Excellent performances from David Morrissey and Leading actors such as Robert Glenister play the characters so deeply that the audience can relate to them emotionally. Their performances endow the characters in the play with complex emotions and inner worlds, adding drama and realism to the story.