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Scrublands: Trust

Year of completion
2027
Content type
Narrative Content
Format
MiniSeries
Genre
Crime/Law & Order, Drama
Duration
4 x 45 minute episodes
Production Status
Post-Production

Synopsis

The four-part season jumps back a decade to unravel a devastating secret. Mandy Bond (Heathcote) thought she’d dealt with her past, but an old name has come back to haunt her: Tom Molloy (Younes).The man who stole $15 million before vanishing, the fiancé she never told Martin about. His body has been found and with it emerge secrets Mandy is desperate to keep hidden. Meanwhile her partner, investigative reporter Martin Scarsden (Arnold), is rocked when his long-time mentor, Max Fuller (Bell),apparently suicides mere hours after asking Martin for help on a big story. Martin picks up where Max left off, his search leading him through the back lanes of Sydney, the homes of the rich and powerful, and headlong into a bloody shoot-out in the depths of the Blue Mountains. The closer Martin gets to answers, the more risks he’ll have to take, as killers-for-hire, corrupt developers and powerful figures stand in between him and the truth. But until Mandy trusts Martin with all the secrets of her past, the truth will elude him, and by the time it comes to light, will it be too late?
Completion Year
2027
Genres
Crime/Law & Order, Drama
Format
MiniSeries
Production Status
Post-Production

Cast and Crew

Producer

Ian Collie, Rob Gibson, Ally Henville, Felicity Packard

Director

Lisa Matthews

Writer

Felicity Packard, Scout Cripps

Executive Producer

Andy Ryan, Michael Healy

Director of Photography

Gary Phillips

Composer

Helena Czajka

Editor

Mat Evans

Production Designer

Sam Hobbs

Hair Designer

Cassie Hanlon

Make Up Designer

Cassie Hanlon

Costume Designer

Genevieve Graham

Cast

Luke Arnold, Bella Heathcote, Lincoln Younes, Danielle Cormack, Sarah Roberts, Nicholas Bell

Series

Series Listing

Scrublands: Silver
Scrublands: Trust

Sales

Australian Sales

International Sales

Sphere Abacus

Production Company

Easy Tiger Productions Pty Ltd
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