Supernatural drama series Rabbit Fall makes VisionTV premiere on May 21

Something is terribly wrong in the town of Rabbit Fall.

Part crime thriller, part supernatural mystery, the acclaimed six-part drama series Rabbit Fall makes its VisionTV premiere on Wednesdays, starting May 21 at 10 p.m. ET / 7 p.m. PT.

Andrea Menard (Moccasin Flats, Wapos Bay) stars as Constable Tara Wheaton, a Métis cop who leaves her big-city posting and moves to the remote northern community of Rabbit Fall after a professional indiscretion.

Tara arrives hoping for a fresh start. What she finds instead is a town plagued by violent and sometimes inexplicable crimes. Could malevolent supernatural forces lurk beneath Rabbit Fall’s picturesque and seemingly placid surface?

Torn between logic and intuition, Tara embarks on search for the truth, only to learns that this strange town guards its secrets fiercely.

Kevin Jubinville (Doc, Playmakers) co-stars as Tara’s fellow officer, Constable Bob Venton, a manipulative sociopath who finds the troubled community of Rabbit Fall very much to his liking, while Booth Savage (M.V.P.) plays the apathetic Sergeant Stanton Martinsky.

Peter Stebbings (Across the River to Motor City) also stars as Harley McPherson, the small town bad boy to whom Tara is irresistibly drawn. Peter Kelly Gaudreault (North of 60) plays Ollie, a reclusive Gulf War vet, and Monique Mojica plays Martha, a Cree spiritual leader who proves Tara’s most reliable ally.
 
Angel Entertainment of Saskatoon produced the six-half hours for the Aboriginal Peoples Television Network (APTN) and VisionTV. SCN and SaskFilm provided financial assistance. The series was filmed in Saskatoon and a variety of northern locations in Saskatchewan.

Rabbit Fall was produced by Bob Crowe, Wally Start and Jennifer Podemski. For more information on the series, please visit www.angelentertainment.ca.

For more information on VisionTV programming, please visit www.visiontv.ca.