Excellent trailer for the new drama FX The Lowdown with Ethan Hawke

FX has published an excellent complete trailer for the next dramatic series Bassplayed by an Oscar candidate Ethan Hawke (Training day, Childhood), as well as Keith David, Kyle Maclachlan, Kaniehtio Horn, Ryan Kiera Armstrong, Jeanne Triplehorn, Scott Shepherd, Siena East, Cody Lightning, Michael “Killer Mike” Render, Tim Blake NelsonAND Tracy Letts.

The series is created by the writer/director Sterling harjo (Mekko, Love and fury, Reservoir Dogs), with the writers Duffy Boudreau, Sterlin Harjo, Sneha Koorse, Olivia Purnell, AND Scott Teemsand directors Sterlin Harjo, Macon Blair, AND Danis Goulet.

The synopsis recites: “Lee (Ethan Hawke) lives and works in a rare library hidden in the heart of Tulsa – a local refuge and an unofficial community hub. Although no idealist, he fiercely committed to exposing corruption and discovering the hidden putrefaction of the city, even when he puts him at risk.

“His Sleuthing pulls him deep into the belly of Tulsa-and often far from the 14-year-old daughter Francis (Ryan Kiera Armstrong), an early child who inherited his curiosity and ardently want to join him. Samantha (Kaniehtiio has been exasperated) who has never shown the good, especially when it comes to Francis, his scenario, his shock, Show the fact that it manifests itself so that it manifests itself that it manifests itself so that it manifests itself so that it manifests itself so that it is manifested so that it finds it does not stop going down to him, especially when it comes to Francis, who finds himself getting off the bench.

“When the publication of his last exhibition – a profound immersion in Washberg’s powerful family – is immediately followed by the suspect death of Dale Washgg (Tim Blake Nelson), the black sheep of the family, Lee knows that he has tripped on something great.

“Following the trailer that Dale left behind, exhorting someone to dig more deeply in the circumstances surrounding his death, Lee does just that. On them …”

It looks like a fairly beautiful show and Hawke is a fantastic actor to guide him. Take a look at the trailer below and look Bass On FX/Hulu starting from 23 September.