AMC orders Season 5 of 'Dark Winds'
by Karen Butler · UPIFeb. 5 (UPI) -- AMC has announced it renewed its period drama, Dark Winds, for a fifth season.
"Over four seasons, Dark Winds has masterfully blended compelling character-driven stories, Navajo culture, spirituality and breathtaking cinematography. We are elated to continue the journey alongside show-runner John Wirth and the incomparable Zahn McClarnon," Dan McDermott, chief content officer of AMC Networks and president of AMC Studios, said in a statement Thursday.
"Our extraordinary producing and creative team, cast and crew have crafted a gripping crime drama that continues to be embraced by fans and widely celebrated by critics. We can't wait to share more of this incredible story with audiences across the globe."
Filming on Season 5 is to begin in Santa Fe, N.M. in March. The episodes are expected to air in 2027.
Season 4 of the show, which co-stars Kiowa Gordon and Jessica Matten, premieres Feb. 15.
The series is based on the Leaphorn & Chee books by Tony Hillerman and follows Navajo Tribal Police in the 1970s.