The rule was never to say the word aloud. However, the film In the Name of the Law breaks that silence within the first three minutes: a baron utters the word “mafia” right after a murder. It was the ...

Anyone else feel like detective shows are getting rather stale and predictable lately? I know I’m not the only one who’s getting tired of all the clichés when it comes to this well-worn TV genre, to ...

Trainer Tim Keefe always believed that Code of Silence would relish added distance. “He’s just like a diesel engine,” Keefe said before his charge’s troubled sixth-place finish in the six-furlong ...

In the BritBox crime thriller “Code of Silence,” a deaf woman working in the canteen at a police station in Canterbury, England, is recruited by detectives when they need someone to read lips on ...

Last month, PBS debuted a British police drama called Patience, about an autistic police records clerk helping a detective with cases because of the way she looks at evidence and other aspects of a ...

In this new original drama, Rose Ayling-Ellis stars as Alison Brooks, a deaf woman who is recruited by the local police to read lips in order to stop a major crime from happening. This aspect of the ...

Christina Radish is the Senior Entertainment Reporter at Collider. Having worked at Collider for over a decade (since 2009), her primary focus is on film and television interviews with talent both in ...

This is FRESH AIR. The new British crime drama "Code Of Silence," which airs on the BritBox streaming service, centers on a deaf woman asked to use her lipreading skills to help a police investigation ...