Jason Momoa’s 12-Part Crime Thriller Officially Finds a New Streaming Home on Netflix
A return to Netflix
The Red Road, starring Jason Momoa, is now streaming on Netflix in the United States. Both seasons joined the service on November 1. The drama first aired on SundanceTV between 2014 and 2015. Aaron Guzikowski, whose credits include Prisoners, created the series.
Two communities in conflict
The story centers on a local sheriff trying to hold his family together while policing a small town outside New York City and a neighboring mountain community. The mountains are home to a federally unrecognized Native American tribe.
A tragedy and its cover-up deepen the divide between the communities. The sheriff then forms an uneasy alliance with a dangerous member of the tribe, with both men increasingly compromised by their relationship and shared past.
Season two raises the stakes
In the second season, Jean uncovers dark family secrets, Kopus wrestles with his conscience, and Harold faces questions about his morals. The characters confront personal ordeals as the story moves toward its end, with redemption remaining uncertain.
Key points
- Both seasons of The Red Road arrived on Netflix in the United States on November 1.
- The series originally aired on SundanceTV from 2014 to 2015.
- Jason Momoa stars in the crime drama created by Aaron Guzikowski.
- The story follows a sheriff navigating conflict between his town and a neighboring Native American community.