EXCLUSIVE: Sundance Now has boarded New Zealand crime series One Lane Bridge in the U.S. and Canada, while sister AMC Networks streamer Acorn TV has taken the rights in the UK and Latin America. Or…
Originally produced by Great Southern Television for TVNZ,tells the story of young Māori detective, Ariki Davis , who investigates the death of local legend Grub Ryder after his body at the bottom of water crossing One Lane Bridge.
During his investigation with Detective Senior Sergeant Stephen Tremaine in Queenstown, Davis taps into his Matakite — a supernatural ability akin to a second sight that he hasn’t experienced since his youth.and will premiere on Sundance Now on September 17, with episodes being dropped weekly.
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