As the search for Rosie Larsen's murderer continues throughout the second season, a trail of betrayal, deception, and shocking revelations has led to a larger question: Who was Rosie Larsen? Watch the latest trailer for The Killing Season 2 now.

The Killing Season 2 debuts with a special two-hour premiere this Sun., Apr. 1 at 8/7c.

In the latest The Killing video interview, cast members Billy Campbell (Darren Richmond), Eric Ladin (Jamie Wright), Kristin Lehman (Gwen Eaton), Mireille Enos (Sarah Linden), Joel Kinnaman (Stephen Holder), and Jamie Anne Allman (Terry Marek) talk about where Season 1 left off. Check out the video for a refresher on the series and to find out where Season 2 might go from there.

The Killing Season 2 debuts with a special two-hour premiere on Sun., Apr. 1 at 8/7c.

The Killing's Season 2 premiere is this Sunday. Just can't wait? Then check out this full scene from the premiere episode in which Sarah has difficulty connecting with her son Jack.

The Killing Season 2 debuts with a special two-hour premiere this Sun., Apr. 1 at 8/7c.

What can fans expect from the new season of The Killing? According to show creator Veena Sud, "Season 1 was about asking questions -- Season 2 is about answering them." Check out this video featuring interviews with Mireille Enos and the rest of the cast as they look ahead to a season in which Joel Kinnaman promises "Everything will come to a head."

The Killing Season 2 debuts with a special two-hour premiere on Sun., Apr. 1 at 8/7c.

Last season was just the beginning: The investigation that became an obsession reopens as Sarah Linden delves deeper into the mystery of who killed Rosie Larsen. Take a look at these two new trailers for The Killing Season 2.

• The Killing Returns
• It's Just the Beginning

The Killing Season 2 debuts with a special two-hour premiere on Sun., Apr. 1 at 8/7c.

The Killing's Season 2 Premiere is now less than three weeks away. Before the investigation reopens, check out this video recap for a refresher on the case so far and where last season left off. (It's less than five minutes!)

The Killing Season 2 debuts with a special two-hour premiere on Sun., Apr. 1 at 8/7c.

Throughout Season 1, AMC fans got a behind-the-scenes look at each episode of The Killing, but the insider video coverage of what went into the production didn't end there. Below are three other videos that gave viewers an exclusive look at the creative thought processes that went into the script, the visuals and the performances.

• The Look - Director of Photography Peter Wunstorf and the cast and crew explain how various approaches used while filming helped create the somber atmosphere that was so crucial to telling the story. Watch The Killing video on the look of the series

• Seattle and the Rain - Talent from in front of and behind the camera discuss the influence of Seattle (and its weather) on the series. Watch The Killing video on the series location

• Turning the Crime Genre on Its Head - Executive producer Veena Sud and the actors explain why AMC's thriller is like nothing else on television. Watch The Killing video about playing with the genre

During last Sunday's encore of Episode 5 of The Killing, Detective Sarah Linden gained new insights into Rosie Larsen's life as she examined a Super 8 film that the victim made. Now you can examine Rosie's Super 8 film for yourself, as the video is available in its entirety on AMCtv.com. You can also check out a gallery of still frames from Rosie's film.

Encores of The Killing air Sundays at Midnight | 11C on AMC. Click here to see a complete schedule of episode airings.

In this behind-the-scenes video exclusive to AMCtv.com, the cast and crew of The Killing discuss the influence of the city of Seattle (and its weather) on the series.