The free streaming service The Network has bought U.S. rights to two international dramas. One is 'Thou Shalt Not Steal,' starring Miranda Otto, which launches on October 6. The show follows Robyn, a young woman who breaks out of juvenile detention and crosses the Australian outback. She must return an old racing trophy and meet the father she thought was dead.
The Network, founded by Aram Rappaport, releases one show at a time. It has picked up other international series such as 'Chivalry.' 'Thou Shalt Not Steal' is a road-trip story about the lies people tell themselves.
It gives more viewers a chance to see Australian stories abroad. Streaming deals like this shape which shows get made.

The free streaming service The Network has bought U.S. rights to two international dramas. One is 'Thou Shalt Not Steal,' starring Miranda Otto, which launches on October 6. The show follows Robyn, a young woman who breaks out of juvenile detention and crosses the Australian outback. She must return an old racing trophy and meet the father she thought was dead.

The Network, founded by Aram Rappaport, releases one show at a time. It has picked up other international series such as 'Chivalry.' 'Thou Shalt Not Steal' is a road-trip story about the lies people tell themselves.

It gives more viewers a chance to see Australian stories abroad. Streaming deals like this shape which shows get made.

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