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The Brokenwood Mysteries 1

2014-09-28 | Mystery,Drama,Crime | 4 episodes
Overview

9 Seasons

Episode

Case One: Blood and Water (2014)

When two fishermen find the body of a local farmer in the river, Detective Inspector Mike Shepherd is sent to the small rural town of Brokenwood to investigate the death. Is this the suicide of a man guilty of his own wife’s murder or is he the victim of foul play? As Mike uncovers a family’s tragedies and secrets he also learns that Brokenwood is a place where shadows lurk just beneath the surface.

Case One: Blood and Water poster

Directed By

Mike Smith

Writer

Philip Dalkin

Case Two: Sour Grapes (2014)

With Brokenwood touted for its burgeoning merlot, the annual wine show is a major event. Having bought a 10-acre block with maturing grapes, no one is looking forward to it more than DI Mike Shepherd. But when a guest judge and wine critic is found dead, drowned inside a fermenting vat, the show takes second place to the murder investigation.

Case Two: Sour Grapes poster

Directed By

Joshua Frizzell

Writer

Timothy Balme

Case Three: Playing the Lie (2014)

A group of erstwhile members of the Brokenwood Golf Club, committee members no less, have gathered for their regular Wednesday morning round. They are playing their approaches to the first green when a zombie-like figure lurches from the early-morning gloom, coming towards them. It takes the golfers a moment or two (apparently) to realise this is actually Adele Stone, the Club owner - her face red and blistering; gasping desperately for breath. Then she falls from sight, into a greenside bunker. By the time the guys get to her, Ms Stone is very much dead. And so Mike and Kristin are called to investigate what appears to be homicide by poisoning.

Case Three: Playing the Lie poster

Directed By

Michael Hurst

Writer

James Griffin

Case Four: Hunting the Stag (2014)

Four close friends go hunting in the bush on a stag trip. But the groom-to-be never comes back – he was shot through the head. Initially this would seem to be just another tragic hunting accident amidst picturesque New Zealand bush. The only problem is none of the remaining three friends own up to pulling the trigger that fired the lethal bullet - yet all three had discharged their rifles – with no deer to prove it. The question is – who shot Hayden Renner? Was he mistaken for a real stag or was there something more sinister at play?

Case Four: Hunting the Stag poster

Directed By

Mike Smith

Writer

Philip Dalkin

Cast

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