

Vancouver coroners, pathologists and homicide detectives inhabit a murky world as they attempt to solve the mysteries behind the unnatural, accidental, or suspicious deaths committed in the city's back alleys and bedrooms. At times selfless, at times grudging, they all have agendas and history, passion for their work, and ambition for their futures. Charismatic, controversial and mercurial Vancouver Coroner Dominic Da Vinci is the pivot around which this complex world spins.
Gemini Award-winner Nicholas Campbell stars in Da Vinci's Inquest as the controversial Vancouver Coroner who, working with homicide detectives and pathologists, speaks for the dead to protect the living. As a spokesman for the dead, Dominic Da Vinci strives to give dignity to untimely death. For every issue he champions, there is the underlying knowledge of human frailty, and a wry acknowledgment that his own personal and professional past is riddled with missteps.
A four-time Gemini Award winner for Best Dramatic Series, Da Vinci's Inquest has won over 35 industry awards and been twice nominated for the prestigious Banff Rockie Award as Best Continuing Series. Da Vinci's Inquest is broadcast in over 45 countries on the five continents and distinguished as Canada's top-rated dramatic series.
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