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Gangster's Daughter Falls for Rival Family Heir
26 Apr
Summary
- BBC drama Mint explores life of women in crime families.
- A crime heir falls for a member of a rival gang.
- Series features magical realism and Macbeth-inspired fights.
Bafta nominee Charlotte Regan, inspired by her love for gangster films, presents a new BBC drama titled Mint. The eight-part series delves into the lives of women frequently seen only in brief glimpses within traditional crime narratives.
Mint centers on Shannon, played by Emma Laird, the daughter of a prominent crime family. Her life takes a turn when she develops a relationship with Arran, portrayed by Ben Coyle-Larner, who hails from a rival organization.
The series incorporates magical realism, infusing fantastical elements into the storytelling. Viewers can expect to see scenes of characters floating mid-air and literal sparks flying between the romantic leads. Director Regan also draws inspiration from Macbeth for stylized, slow-motion fight sequences.
