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by Kaili Berg
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AMC’s Dark breeze The tension continues to build up as we head towards the sixth episode of the season, titled “Abydunid ęę (What He Says)” which airs on Sunday, April 13th on AMC and streams on AMC+.
This episode brings Joe Leahorn (Zahn McLanon) into the spotlight. He faces a personal demon to stop another murder.
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Director Erica Tremblay and written by Max Hurwitz and Billy Luthor, this episode promises a turning point in the story.
Noir’s thriller has steadily gained traction thanks to its grounded storytelling and powerful performances by the core cast, McLanon, Kiowa Gordon (Jim Chi), Jessica Matten (Bernadette Manuelito), and Diana Allison (Emmari Horn).
Season 3 will be picked up six months after the season 2 event. Leaphorn and Chee are currently investigating the disappearance of the two boys.
The incident suggests darker brewing on tribal lands. Meanwhile, Bernadette finds herself in a trafficking conspiracy deep inside the border area, working with the Border Patrol, now hundreds of miles from her home.
This season has expanded to eight episodes, with a variety of guest stars included. Jenna Elfman joins the cast as FBI special agent Sylvia Washington, while Bruce Greenwood plays Tom Spencer.
Other new faces include Raulmax Trujillo, Tonanzincarmelo, Alex Mellaz and Christopher Haildahl.
Dark breeze Based on the classic Leaphorn & Chee novel by Tony Hillermann, the latest season embraces creative freedom while being drawn from source material.
Graham Roland created the series, with John Worth acting as the showrunner. Executive producers include McClarnon, Robert Redford, George RR Martin, and Chris Eyre.
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About the author
Staff reporter
Kaili Berg (ALEUT) is a member of the Alutiiq/Sugpiaq Nation and a shareholder of Koniag, Inc. Wisconsin-based Berg had previously been reported to Hokak Work, a Hokak country newspaper. She originally went to school for nursing, but after discovering her passion for communication at Western Technical College in La Crosse, Wisconsin, she changed her major.
