The Mallorca Files spreads its winter sun with a new time slot for 2020

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Thrilled to announce that not only does #TheMallorcaFiles have a second season on the way, but it’s also moving to a new timeslot! ⏰⭐️ Catch the first season again on Saturdays at 5.30pm on BBC1, starting 4th Jan. Congratulations to @elenrhys @julianlooman and all of the Palma Pictures crew!

Una publicación compartida de Palma Pictures (@palma_pictures) el 20 Dic, 2019 a las 6:24 PST

Starring Elen Rhys as DC Miranda Blake and Julian Looman as DC Max Winter, The Mallorca Files centres around two mismatched detectives – an introverted Brit who is used to living by the rules, and her German counterpart, whose approach to policing involves little interest in process – who have to learn to work together, despite their differences on the eponymous Balaeric holiday island. The programme is set against the stunning back drop of Majorca, with sizzling chemistry between the leads; the witty scripts from Dan Sefton and his team of writers. and the catchy theme tune have all won the series a legion of fans.

In addition to the popular vote, the series has garnered critical acclaim from a wide range of outlets including The Times (“A perfect slab of daytime sunshine), RadioTimes.com (“Just the TV we need for a gloomy winter), while the Daily Mail’s Christopher Stevens gave the show a five star review calling it “hotter than spicy tapas”.

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Sold to 60 countries already.. so happy that people all around the globe will be able to join Max and Miranda's roadtrip 🌴☀️🇪🇦 . . #themallorcafiles #maxandmiranda #tv #series #funinthesun @bbcone @bbciplayer @france2 @_zdfneo_ @britboxtv

Una publicación compartida de Julian Looman (@julianlooman) el 21 Dic, 2019 a las 2:40 PST

The Mallorca Files is a Cosmopolitan Pictures/Clerkenwell Films co-production for the BBC. Ben Donald and Murray Ferguson are executive producers, together with Dan Sefton who in season one led a team of writers, which included Rachael New, Sarah-Lou Hawkins, Dan Muirden and Alex McBride.