Disappearances: The Race Against Time is a British crime documentary series produced by Blast Films and directed by Alex Irvine-Cox. Season 2, consisting of four episodes, will be available on Netflix on November 24, 2025.
This new season follows officers from a police department in South Carolina who specialize in investigating missing persons cases. Faced with often tragic situations, every minute counts in finding the missing before it's too late. The episodes delve into the daily lives of the investigators, between emotional pressure, contradictory leads, and unexpected revelations.
The official trailer will be added as soon as it is posted online by Netflix.
Directed by Alex Irvine-Cox and produced by Meghan Just-Truelove, the series stands out for its immersive approach and respect for the families involved. Executive production by Graeme McAulay and Stuart Froude highlights the meticulous work of investigators, while exploring the human and psychological aspects of the cases.
The first season, praised for its realism and understated editing, appealed to fans of crime documentaries and stories rooted in reality. This sequel continues the formula with new poignant stories, illustrating both the complexity of disappearances and the commitment of law enforcement to solving these cases.
Disparitions: La course contre la montre (Disappearances: The Race Against Time)
Documentary series | Season 2 | 2025
Released on Netflix on November 24, 2025
Original title: Missing: Dead or Alive?
Country: United States
Between urgency, emotions, and truth, Disparitions: The Race Against Time Season 2 continues its exploration of the work of investigators confronted with the unknown, where each disappearance tells a unique story.
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