'The Gulf ': Release date, plot, cast, trailer and everything you need to know about the thriller crime series on Sundance Now

While dealing with her morphine addiction, Jess gets close to the truth and realizes that the world isn't black and white. She could be delusional but she definitely will get to the bottom of this case

Justice delayed is justice denied and sometimes it isn't even right. Similarly, some crimes aren't wrong, so should they be punished? But where does all this leave us and what about the people that are caught between the two? This is the premise of Sundance Now's next enthralling crime drama show 'The Gulf'.  

An exciting six-part detective thriller is coming to your screens this year and, rest assured, you will get hooked on immediately! Here's everything you need to know about the show ahead of its release:

Release date

This TV show is all set to premiere in December this year.

Plot

After losing her memory in a near-fatal car crash that kills her husband, Jess becomes determined to bring the killer to justice. She is also convinced that somebody is trying to kill her because she has unraveled a big secret during the investigation.

As she starts investigating the case, she begins to retrace her own steps to figure out what exactly went down. She realizes that her colleagues also become increasingly uncooperative over time because of her paranoia.

While dealing with her Morphine addiction, she gets close to the truth and realizes that the world isn't black and white. She could be delusional but she definitely will get to the bottom of this case.

Cast

Kate Elliott

Kate Elliott plays  DSS Jess Savage in this show (Getty Images)

Kate Elliott is an actress and director known for her work in 'Wentworth Prison', 'Jean', 'Bliss' and 'Dear Murderer'. She will be seen playing DSS Jess Savage in this show.

Creator

No information on this is available right now. Come back later for more updates. 

Trailer



 

From the trailer, we can see that Jess Savage is on the hunt for the person who killed her husband. She holds everyone suspect and knows that the killer is somebody who is right there in front of her.

But with her memory loss and the deep impact of the death of her husband, she needs to retrace every step she has made. All she needs to do is find evidence and grab hold of the killer before it is too late.

Where to watch

Tune into Sundance Now to watch the premiere of the thrilling crime show. 

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