Drama

Keeley Hawes Drama 'Honour' Arrives on Britbox in February

Lacy Baugher Milas

25 Jan 2021 — 2 min read

Keeley Hawes drama Honour, which tells the story of a tragic honor killing in London in 2006, is coming to America this February on streaming service Britbox.

The series is based on the investigation into the real-life murder victim Banaz Mahmod, who disappeared in 2006. After months of searching, investigators found the body of the young Londoner buried in a suitcase in Birmingham. She had been raped, strangled, and murdered by members of her own family for divorcing her abusive husband and beginning a relationship with another man.

The series focuses on the events leading up to Banaz's tragic death as well as the investigation that followed.

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