Name: Bloom: Season 2
Genre: Drama
Released: 2020
Duration: TNaNHNaNM
Cast: Jacki Weaver, Bryan Brown, Phoebe Tonkin, Daniel Henshall, Jacqueline McKenzie

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The return of the award-winning Australian series, a Stan original, revisits the town transformed by their secret 'fountain of youth' plant. But when the word gets out about this mysterious miracle, a heated dispute between faith and science rocks the community. Stars Phoebe Tonkin, Jacqueline McKenzie and Aussie acting royalty Jackie Weaver and Bryan Brown.

2020AustraliaStan

Drama

All Reviews (2)

Creator:: Glen Dolman
Cast:: Jacki WeaverBryan BrownPhoebe TonkinDaniel HenshallJacqueline McKenzie

Bloom: Season 1

The Memory Box

One year after a devastating flood kills five locals in a country town, a mysterious new plant is found growing where they died with the power to transform the residents’ lives.

Back to Life

Rejuvenated to her youth, Gwen’s desire to amend a deep regret threatens to pull her and Ray apart, while Sam’s affair with Tina continues as his criminal past returns to haunt him.

Redemption

With Gwen’s plant destroyed and on the cusp of aging back, she and Sam race to find another plant, however will Gwen’s compulsion for a baby make her betray the man she loves?

Little Miracle

Young Gwen and Max rejoice in her miraculous pregnancy, leaving a devastated Ray on the outer, while two more residents discover their secret and are compelled to fix their pasts.

The Kick Inside

Gwen’s unnatural pregnancy escalates rapidly as Max’s growing paranoia puts her life in danger, while Sam’s attempt to help Tina makes him the lead suspect in Griffo’s murder.

Super Sam

Ray’s desperation to keep Gwen young and alive pushes him beyond his moral boundaries and pits him against a vengeful Farida, while Rhonda closes in on Sam and his secret.

Bloom: Season 2 / Reviews

The Age

Series creator Glen Dolman and his writing team probe the varied terrain of religion, exploitation, the question of who gets to share in a rare and precious resource, and what its pursuit does to people and their relationships. There's a lot going on. Yes, it takes a leap of faith to accept the central premise of Bloom. But doing so bears fruit aplenty.

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Sydney Morning Herald

Glen Dolman's wonderfully imaginative grown-up fantasy returns in fine form, bringing back most of those we loved so much in the first season – Bryan Brown, Jackie Weaver and Phoebe Tonkin to name a few. But the world of Bloom is about to get dangerously larger.

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