Jo then crosses paths with the same shooter by the pool. In an effort to help the kids escape, Chinar wrestles with the gunman, but gets shot in the process.

Meanwhile, Ben loses sight of the kids outside the resort, and one of the gunmen discovers Chinar hiding out with some of the group's children. Jo spots her daughter Amara on one of the security cams and goes to rescue her, ignoring Mateo's advice. The pair head to the security office for weapons and use the cameras to scout out the hotel.

The group are split up in and around the resort Miriam is treating a wounded member of staff and is locked up in the kitchen, Jason rushes back into the hotel to find Jo after handing two of the kids over to Ben, and Jo teams up with a member of the security team called Mateo. Shortly after everyone settles in for another day of relaxing by the pool, panic erupts as some of the guests and staff are shot dead. The episode opens with the group of holidaymakers enjoying their trip, though there's definitely some tension between Jason and Jo. In an instant, revengeful gunmen have torn through the idyllic paradise and transformed it into a petrifying hell.Ī story of survival and resilience, Crossfire is a suspenseful nail-biting thriller, but also “emotional, intimate and relatable” as the innocent holidaymakers and hotel staff are forced to make monumental life or death decisions with enormous consequences. But, her world is soon thrown into terrifying chaos when shots boom across the complex. Jo (Keeley Hawes) is sunbathing on her hotel room balcony while on a dream holiday with her family and friends. Crossfire, part of the BBC's Autumn TV schedule, began on Tuesday, September 20 at 9 pm on BBC One and concludes tonight (Thursday, September 22) at the same time, same place.Īll three episodes are available to watch as a boxset on BBC iPlayer.

The crossfire series