The Red Road Returns for An Action Packed Season 2
Sundance TV released the official season 2 premiere description and date for the return of its gripping original series, The Red Road. Sundance TV president, Sarah Barnett reveals that .“season two will continue to explore two opposing worlds, represented by our exceptional leading men Jason Momoa and Martin Henderson and the complex web of lies, compromises and shared history that seeps into their daily lives.” Make sure to get caught up on The Red Road before the season two premiere with the season one marathon airing Saturday, March 28th on Sundance TV from 6 am – 12 pm. Take a look at the season two summary below
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THE RED ROAD SEASON 2 PREMIERES THURSDAY, APRIL 2 at 10|9c on Sundance TV
The season two opener jumps directly into the fallout from the adrenaline-filled shootout involving local cop Harold Jensen (Martin Henderson) and Philip Kopus (Jason Momoa), a dangerous member of a local Native American tribe. As Harold’s wife Jean (Julianne Nicholson) continues to put her life back together in the aftermath of season one’s events, rumors begin to swirl that the tribe’s newfound federal recognition will lead to the building of a casino up on the mountain. With tensions mounting, and Kopus’ mother Marie (Tamara Tunie) arguing vehemently against it, the stage is set for a shocking discovery. By the end of the opening episode an unexpected murder has taken place that hints at the ripped-from-the-headlines topics ahead, including toxic dumping which raises the stakes for all the characters.
In season two every character faces an ordeal: Jean learns of dark family secrets; Kopus battles his conscience; and, Harold must decide where his morals lie. Can they all find a path to redemption?
Cast members returning for the season two include; Jason Momoa, Martin Henderson, Julianne Nicholson, Tamara Tunie, Lisa Bonet, Allie Gonino, Kiowa Gordon and Golden Globe nominee Tom Sizemore, while Native American actor Wes Studi joins the cast as tribal chief Levi.
The series is executive produced by Guzikowski and Condon in addition to Randall Einhorn (“Fargo,” “Wilfred”), who has newly joined as an Executive Producer.
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