Sam calls their beliefs crazy and demands to leave the island. The Martins tell him that his son was kidnapped and is still alive. He tries to leave the island on foot but is trapped by the tide and rescued by Jess, who asks him about the £40,000 she found under their sink. Refusing to take on this 'holy' role, he knocks out Larry, who is about to drown him, and escapes. Mrs Martin quickly escorts him to a chapel where he can hide, but Larry finds Sam and hits him on the head, knocking him unconscious.Īfter being involuntarily baptised by the Father of the island's bizarre religious cult, Sam learns from Mimir that he is a descendant of Osea's founder, Charrington, and the future Father of Osea. Mrs Martin learns that Larry and his gang are coming after Sam because Larry saw Epona hug and kiss him.
During the festival rehearsal, Jess and Sam get high on LSD. He starts to drive over the causeway but changes his mind and decides to stay. Sam tells Jess that he is experiencing déjà vu on the island. Masked islanders chase and threaten Sam until Epona's father frightens them away with a shotgun blast and then threatens Sam with the gun, blaming him for the death of Epona's brother. He finds a drunken old man, Mimir, who has many newspaper clippings about the murder. Sam tells Jess about his son Nathan's murder by a Romanian asylum seeker. Sam and Jess wake up in bed together and realize they had sex when they were drunk the night before. He then finds the missing £40,000 in his car boot. That evening, Sam gets drunk with the locals and Jess, an American anthropologist visiting the island for the festival. Events conspire to prevent Sam from leaving, so Mr Martin invites him to stay the night. After Epona tells Sam there was no boy with her, Sam sees him again on the island, but the boy runs away. Sam rescues her and drives her across a periodically flooded causeway to Osea, where she asks to be taken to the pub, which is owned by the Martins. Sam hears crying in the woods and witnesses a young girl, Epona, attempt suicide by hanging, with the help of a mysterious younger boy. His wife calls to tell him that £40,000 is missing from their office, money Sam needs to bribe an official who can help save their business. Cast Ī man named Sam drives to the coast near Osea Island to participate in a personal ritual of grief over his son, who was murdered nine years before. The third part of the series, "Winter", directed by Philippa Lowthorpe, follows Helen (played by Naomie Harris), a strong-willed outsider who comes to the island seeking answers, but whose arrival precipitates a fractious battle to decide its fate. Part 2 also features singer Florence Welch.
#Third day o holy night series
It features Jude Law and other members of the series cast.
Described by the producers of the show as a "major immersive theatre event", the live segment of the show aired in one continuous take and is intended to allow followers of The Third Day to "inhabit the story as it happens".
The second part of the production, "Autumn", was broadcast in the format of a twelve-hour live event on the island. The first, "Summer", directed by Marc Munden, follows Sam (played by Jude Law), a man drawn to a mysterious island off the English coast where he encounters a group of islanders set on preserving their traditions at any cost. The production is split into three interconnected parts. The series chronicles the individual journeys of a man and woman who arrive on a mysterious island at different times.
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