Apple TV Buys Tropic Noir Series ‘Dustfall’ Starring Anna Torv

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What happened

EXCLUSIVE: Apple TV is heading Down Under for a bit of tropic noir.

Hot off the launch of its first Australian original, the streamer has acquired hit Aussie series Dustfall starring The Last of Us’ Anna Torv for its next big international acquisition.

Key facts

  • Hot off the launch of its first Australian original, the streamer has acquired hit Aussie series Dustfall starring The Last of Us’ Anna Torv for its next big international acquisition.
  • Reported by Deadline and published Thu, 08 Oct 2026 13:00:00 UTC.

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