Nocturne, a new thriller series featuring Liev Schreiber, Stephen Graham, and Zazie Beetz, is set to debut on Apple TV+ on October 30. Based on the novels Lazarus and The Sandman by Lars Kepler, the series follows Jonah Lynn, a former military personnel who becomes a homicide investigator. He moves with his family to a quiet town in western Pennsylvania, only to find his new life threatened by Jurek Walter, a serial killer played by Stephen Graham. The town and Jonah’s loved ones become targets, setting off a tense and suspenseful story. The plot takes a dramatic turn when one of Jurek Walter’s victims unexpectedly returns, prompting Jonah to search for another missing person in a race against time. Saga Bauer, an FBI agent portrayed by Zazie Beetz, joins Jonah in his investigation, adding layers of complexity and urgency to the unfolding mystery. The first season will consist of 10 episodes, with two episodes released at the launch date, followed by a new episode each Friday until December 25. The series features a strong supporting cast, including Bill Camp, Rory Culkin, Chrissy Metz, Poorna Jagannathan, and Gary Carr, who bring depth and intensity to their roles. The production team includes Rowan Joffé and John Hlavin, who are involved in both writing and producing the series. Their collaboration aims to bring the dark and intricate story to life with attention to detail and atmospheric tension. Set in a small town, Nocturne explores themes of fear, trust, and the psychological toll of violence. As the investigation unfolds, the characters must confront not only the killer but also the secrets and tensions within their own community. The series promises to deliver a gripping and immersive experience for viewers, blending suspense with character-driven drama.