Tin Star

British detective and recovering alcoholic Jim Worth moves his family to a small town in the Canadian Rockies. As the new chief of police, he begins to investigate North Stream Oil and their new refinery – struggling to protect his family and the town from the wave of organized crime that follows. After Jim’s family suffers a shocking tragedy, dangerous secrets begin to emerge.

The Worth family is left devastated by the tragedy that has taken place. Racked with guilt at escaping the bullet meant for him, Jim struggles to repress his alcoholism. Meanwhile, the perpetrators of the botched assassination disguise themselves in town. However, when a member of the group slips up, Anna will uncover a piece of incriminating evidence.

After a night of heavy drinking, Jim returns to the hotel to find that Anna has disappeared. While Jim searches for his daughter, all hell breaks loose in Little Big Bear.

Despite his infatuation for the police chief’s daughter, Whitey sets in motion a violent plan to ensnare Jim. Bradshaw faces a moral and professional crisis when faced with the chance to destroy Jim's life.

With Jim banished from his family home, Angela decides to take the security of her family into her own hands. Whitey’s uncle Frank attempts to take advantage of the oil boom by presenting local bar owner with a business proposal. Meanwhile, Whitey executes a plan designed to lure Worth.

Knowing Angela and Anna are alone, an off-the-rails Whitey seizes an opportunity. Bradshaw begins to dig deeper and uncovers dangerous secrets about her employer.

Jack’s excessive reaction to Whitey and Anna’s connection drives him further away from her. Sensing intent for revenge, Angela makes a shocking decision. Meanwhile, Elizabeth investigates a lead and will be shocked by what she finds.

Jack starts to piece things together about the perpetrators of the family tragedy. Elizabeth will stop at nothing to expose her employer who serves a formidable adversary.

Flashing back 10 years, we meet Jack Devlin, undercover and at the peak of his drug addiction. All the while, Angela and Anna are living a matter of miles away. His operation culminates over one fateful night, leading to a traumatising series of events, the ramifications of which follow him all the way to Little Big Bear.

Jack, upon learning the identity of the killer, abandons any remaining semblance of being the town’s symbol of law and order. Both he and Angela head into the mountains to bring things to a conclusion. Blood will be spilled.